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Motorcycles, and Kawasakis in general, and EX250s specifically are known for not always having all their carb settings in perfect order right out of the box. Here's how to take care of that problem. | Motorcycles, and Kawasakis in general, and EX250s specifically are known for not always having all their carb settings in perfect order right out of the box. Here's how to take care of that problem. | ||
Start by | Start by [[Removing 250J tank & bodywork|removing the fairings]]. Then, once the fairings are out of the way, you get to see all the different things that are still in your way to get at the carbs. There's a lot; no 10-minute carb removals on this bike, that's for sure. | ||
So, what should you do next? Well, after you've done this once you may just want to put the fairings back on and sell the bike. If you're stubborn and/or foolhardy, continue reading. | So, what should you do next? Well, after you've done this once you may just want to put the fairings back on and sell the bike. If you're stubborn and/or foolhardy, continue reading. | ||