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RE: Warm up - HikerToo_imp - 04-03-2015
As posts above suggest and most people seem to believe a short warm-up period is a good idea, and I certainly agree.
strange, on the BMW car forum I belong too, many people point to the BMW manual that states not to let the engine sit and idle, to drive off slowly and, even though most of us think it's emission related, not really good for the engine.
I know I was in Canada once, letting my car warm up at a mountain lake area, someone knocked on my window and said I could get a ticket for letting my car sit and idle for too long, so maybe that is why BMW says to start moving.
Here is there quote from BMW 328i 2011 book.
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Do not wait for the engine to warm up while the
vehicle remains stationary. Start driving right
away, but at moderate engine speeds.
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RE: Warm up - redbirds_imp - 04-04-2015
My warm up time is dictated by the dirt road I live on. I keep a slow pace and low rpm until I reach the pavement (1 mile) by then the motor is at normal idle speed and temperature.
RE: Warm up - Lord Popgun - 04-04-2015
Same as most here I guess. Start it up, put on helmet and gloves,etc. and ride off.
Ferret do you wait for 3 bars on the temp gauge on your ST? I do.
RE: Warm up - Scudrunr_imp - 04-04-2015
The VFR wouldn't VTEC if it was cold BTW...
Jacket already on, start the bike, earplugs, helmet, gloves, then rip it!
RE: Warm up - the Ferret - 04-04-2015
(04-04-2015, 01:28 AM)Lord Popgun_imp Wrote: Same as most here I guess. Start it up, put on helmet and gloves,etc. and ride off.
Ferret do you wait for 3 bars on the temp gauge on your ST? I do.
Popgun I usually wait until 2 bars (but sometimes 3) and then by the time I've gotten out of the neighborhood which has a 25 mph speed limit I'm at 3 bars.
RE: Warm up - aschem_imp - 04-04-2015
(04-03-2015, 09:47 AM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: Lately, I've been letting it warm up a little longer... I start the bike, put on my helmet, then my gloves, then take the gloves off to strap on the helmet, then put my gloves back on. After that, I take my gloves off and remove my helmet, put my earplugs in, put my helmet on, strap it this time, then put on my gloves and licketysplit, I'm off!
Too funny, that has been my routine too.
RE: Warm up - Pterodactyl_imp - 04-04-2015
(04-04-2015, 07:36 AM)aschem_imp Wrote:(04-03-2015, 09:47 AM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: Lately, I've been letting it warm up a little longer... I start the bike, put on my helmet, then my gloves, then take the gloves off to strap on the helmet, then put my gloves back on. After that, I take my gloves off and remove my helmet, put my earplugs in, put my helmet on, strap it this time, then put on my gloves and licketysplit, I'm off!
Too funny, that has been my routine too.
Too funny, that has been my routine too.
And what do you two mean by "I'm off"? Is your driveway covered in ice or is your sense of balance impaired by excessive donning and removal of your helmet? Maybe your helmet strap is too tight. Please refrain from riding a motorcycle on a public road until this issue is resolved.
Cheers
RE: Warm up - Ghis_imp - 04-04-2015
KEHG! This is brilliant. I start it up right before getting my riding gears on. That takes a minutes or two.
RE: Warm up - emptysea - 04-04-2015
Hmmm .... Pterry raises an interesting question. Here in the states, "I'm off!" Could mean:
As Pterry inferred: "I've fallen off my motorcycle"
Or, as I intended: "I'm on my way"
It could also mean: "I'm done with work" (on vacation)
And even the very appropriate in this case: "I'm a little deranged"
RE: Warm up - the Ferret - 04-04-2015
Funny language.. English!