smoking 2 stroke

Discussion in 'Motorbike Technical Discussion' started by Andy Wilkes, Sep 13, 2003.

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  1. Andy Wilkes

    timr Guest

    Its a total loss lubrication system, Andy.
    the oil ends up as smoke or oil in the exhaust system, ultimately.
    When the bike is thrashed for a few miles, the extra exhaust heat
    will burn the oil up in the exhaust....result, clouds of smoke.
    Normal for a 2 stroke.

    Tim
     
    timr, Sep 16, 2003
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  2. Andy Wilkes

    Charlie Guest

    a smoking 2 stroke? who'd have thought... :)
    don't worry about it, unless it gets too thick to see through...

    Charlie
     
    Charlie, Sep 17, 2003
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  3. Andy Wilkes

    k.mccready Guest

    And girls wonder why it costs so much to have their car checked for some
    noise! With all the opinions, insults and bad info in this thread (and this
    is a, what, 80's 2-stroke single cyl Kaw?) it's no wonder that vehicles are
    so hard to fix.
     
    k.mccready, Sep 18, 2003
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