2006 Kymco Venox 250 "start run" Questions

...start and run again. I have driven it in 4th gear at about 35 to 40 mph and it does fine. It seems to do this only in 5th gear. It seems as if the gas is just shut off. It only has 400 miles on it ...

...to the inlet manifold, safety device to prevent fuel flow when not in use. If you literally **** on it it will start and run!! USE the VACUUM HOSE / EMISSION CONTROL diagram for the KYMCO Venox ...

got anti freeze mixing with my oil the oil in my bike is white, engine starts and runs but am worried it might be my head gasket. has anyone encountered this particular problem with a venox 250 I ...

...not all the time, ill be in the freeway going about 65 for a few miles or so, when i exit as i start to slow down the bike wants to die then when i come to a stop it dies, the oil light comes on ...

...OUT! HELP PLEASE ran fine and now keeps cutting out. Has RAC out on Sataurday and they got it started again but it wont fire up now. You need a quality manual. Google it and search, you should ...

...run on 2 or 3 cilinders chokes up then dies then when i try to start it again it hardly runs then dies its 1998 zx9 check your carburatures. Sounds like they could use a tune up. Seems as if they are ...

my 2006 vento wont start. took to a shop had it running then it stop starting. new intake new carburetor and new battery. I at a loss bike been sitting for 2 years. once it starts it runs great. Leave

triumph 650cc 1998, starts run oerfect possibly for days, then starts runs possibly 1/2 mile cuts out dead, leave for 2 minutes starts and runs possibly for aday then problem starts alover again help ...

start again until you jump it again,or charge the battery. Ck fuses and wire connections first. If no problem seen, get bike running and disconnect the ground cable @ battery. If bike dies the problem

...start the bike, then remove the battery from the bike, it should be able to run without the battery connected. Make sure the positive lead does not touch metal on the bike. Using a multimeter, check ...