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11/30/12 at 22:32:35
 
Has any body disconnected their Decomp unit and ran their bike without too much trouble? I understand that this puts a strain on the starter and battery, but how much of a strain? Providing the bike starts easily would this strain then effect these parts? Why you might ask? Well my Decomp unit makes a horrible clunk each time I push the starter, And cosmeticly the solenoid is a eye sore with my custom tank not covering it. I understand that their are some manual options out there, I dont like the Ryca set up with the long rod. Are their other options? Or can I run without it?
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Reply #1 - 11/30/12 at 22:57:37
 
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Reply #2 - 11/30/12 at 23:04:23
 
the strain depends on where the engine stops.
if it stops on the compression stroke, the starter will stall and you have maximum stress.
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Reply #3 - 11/30/12 at 23:07:07
 
verslagen1 wrote on 11/30/12 at 23:04:23:
the strain depends on where the engine stops.
if it stops on the compression stroke, the starter will stall and you have maximum stress.

Is it common for the Decomp to make a loud clunk when it engages?
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Reply #4 - 11/30/12 at 23:12:16
 
depends what you call a loud clunk.
certainly a loud click.
but your bike aint stock
is it hitting the tank?
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Reply #5 - 11/30/12 at 23:20:40
 
verslagen1 wrote on 11/30/12 at 23:12:16:
depends what you call a loud clunk.
certainly a loud click.
but your bike aint stock
is it hitting the tank?

No its not hitting the tank. I guess I could call it a loud click. It is deffinitly noticable.
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Reply #6 - 11/30/12 at 23:53:25
 
Disconnect it, work the bike around so ya know its not coming up on TDC, hit the starter.. noise gone? Decomp unit, Noise Not Gone? well,,
Or, if pulling the plug is easy enough,,
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Reply #7 - 12/01/12 at 04:45:03
 
On a stock bike the "CLUNK" is muffled a bit by the tank - with yours hanging out I would think it might be louder.

I just bought one of these and plan on making my decompression manually operated.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-Suzuki-K10-K11-M12-M15-M30-Lever-Assy-Starter-Cho...
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Reply #8 - 12/01/12 at 06:24:53
 
Dave wrote on 12/01/12 at 04:45:03:
On a stock bike the "CLUNK" is muffled a bit by the tank - with yours hanging out I would think it might be louder.

I just bought one of these and plan on making my decompression manually operated.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/NOS-Suzuki-K10-K11-M12-M15-M30-Lever-Assy-Starter-Cho...


Is this lever to be mounted on the decompression shaft on the cylinder head?
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Reply #9 - 12/01/12 at 08:15:33
 
Manual levels are usually mounted on the left handlebar...
... but you can mount one anywhere you want...

Just keep in mind, what your hands need to do to start a bike... Huh...

Throttle, start button, clutch,.. and decomp...  (consider being stalled at a light, in gear, in traffic)...
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Reply #10 - 12/01/12 at 10:25:32
 
Serowbot wrote on 12/01/12 at 08:15:33:
Manual levels are usually mounted on the left handlebar...
... but you can mount one anywhere you want...

Just keep in mind, what your hands need to do to start a bike... Huh...

Throttle, start button, clutch,.. and decomp...  (consider being stalled at a light, in gear, in traffic)...

I do have my left hand completely free when I start due to by passing the clutch switch.
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Reply #11 - 12/01/12 at 16:16:59
 
The lever I posted was originally used on Kick Start bikes I believe.  I was planning on mounting it on the handlebar.....the only issue was the lever is built for 7/8" bars.....so I was probably going to adapt it to mount to the cllutch lever bolt.....or something similar.
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Reply #12 - 12/01/12 at 18:35:47
 
paulmarshall wrote on 12/01/12 at 10:25:32:
Serowbot wrote on 12/01/12 at 08:15:33:
Manual levels are usually mounted on the left handlebar...
... but you can mount one anywhere you want...

Just keep in mind, what your hands need to do to start a bike... Huh...

Throttle, start button, clutch,.. and decomp...  (consider being stalled at a light, in gear, in traffic)...

I do have my left hand completely free when I start due to by passing the clutch switch.




What kinda shape will ya be in if you ever get to a lite & stop &, when it turns green, realize youre stopped & stalled out, in 5th gear,,, I did that, ONCE,,,
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Reply #13 - 12/01/12 at 18:51:01
 
Serowbot wrote on 12/01/12 at 08:15:33:
Manual levels are usually mounted on the left handlebar...
... but you can mount one anywhere you want...

Just keep in mind, what your hands need to do to start a bike... Huh...

Throttle, start button, clutch,.. and decomp...  (consider being stalled at a light, in gear, in traffic)...


You left out "...on a steep hill in San Fran..."
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Reply #14 - 12/01/12 at 21:57:29
 
IOW, consider worst case scenario..
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