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Old 12-22-2012, 11:42 PM
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Default Want to install E-Start or Rekluse, EC250

Having trouble dealing with stalling at the top of hills and getting restarted. Seems to stall a lot when clutching over obstacles. Looking for an easy fix.

Asking for a friend.

How you doing, Bill? Getting some much needed rest?


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Old 12-22-2012, 11:54 PM
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Estart will probably solve most of your stalling issues. I started with e start on my 2011, then added a rekluse which i love but also have some issues with it as well. E start is worth the money and weight penalty
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Old 12-23-2012, 08:02 AM
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I've trained many new riders over the years. I have a new rule that they now need a rekluse. It helps them so much on hills and they can concentrate on other things besides clutch control. I am selfish, I do not have to ride so many bikes up hills
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Old 12-23-2012, 09:23 AM
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If the problem that your stalling then a rekluse would help that. An estart will only help you when it does stall. I think you want to keep it from stalling? I have the rekluse for the stalling issues I am adding an estart only to add a few creature comforts as I'm getting older and my joints are wrecked from my youthful adventures.
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Old 12-23-2012, 04:32 PM
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How you doing, Bill? Getting some much needed rest?
I rolled out @ 7am, to help a friend cube a 26' van with all his "worldly" possessions Shoulders & legs sore. It couldn't have anything to do with a certain tree, at the top of a certain climb
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I rolled out @ 7am, to help a friend cube a 26' van with all his "worldly" possessions Shoulders & legs sore. It couldn't have anything to do with a certain tree, at the top of a certain climb
Excuses.

Oh, the bike that needs the E-Start is a 2003 EC250. You're welcome! (ducks and hides)

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Old 12-23-2012, 06:54 PM
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I've found folks with persistent stalling issues are best served with training wheels. At least that's what I tell my riding buddy.
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Having trouble dealing with stalling at the top of hills and getting restarted. Seems to stall a lot when clutching over obstacles.
I see a new bike, in your future, with E-start & Rekluse
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Bike setup and practice the proper technique. Improve your skills and resist the temptation to throw $$ at problem.
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Old 12-23-2012, 08:29 PM
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Estart will probably solve most of your stalling issues. I started with e start on my 2011, then added a rekluse which i love but also have some issues with it as well. E start is worth the money and weight penalty
Funny I'm just the opposite. My 250 came with e-start and it does spoil you but I added the Recluse and it was night and day difference for me. After installing the auto clutch I found that I left my bike running at short stops and only had to restart it about 1/3 as many times as before. When my stock battery got low I quit using the e-start and never missed it. I took my battery out to save weight and told a friend I'd sell him the e-start if he wants it. As far as Recluse issues it was easy to install and has worked flawlessly for over a year and has never been readjusted period.
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