Adjusting carburetor?

[teraboi]

On my new old RXK I adjusted the carburetor myself because the idling rev was too low and the engine kept dying. On the first day when I rode it I didn't know, so the engine kept dying on the road and I kept trying to use kickstart for the bike. Right now I sometimes adjust again when I feel that the engine rev is too high.

 

My question is, should I be doing all this to my bike? Or should I send it to be assessed by a mechanic?

[Morpheuz]

If you have no prior experience to tuning carburetor, I suggest that you bring to your mechanic. Tuning yourself could bring you further away from your desired results. Just IMO.

[Khaizam19]

pay me, i set for u swee swee...

[teraboi]

Hahah..are you a professional? I'm guessing the tuning screw might be loose that's why the setting keeps going off.

 

Either way if it is set up wrongly what harm will it bring to my bike?

[teraboi]

Hahah..are you a professional? I'm guessing the tuning screw might be loose that's why the setting keeps going off.

 

Either way if it is set up wrongly what harm will it bring to my bike?

[naim]

another possible factor could be temperature.. always tune once ur engine is fully warmed up... as d temp changes, the A/F ratio changes, therefore affecting ur revs..