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Thanks guys, helped heaps. Thats exactly what i needed to know lol, i can now take off real smooth every time, and all i had to know what let the clutch out slow.. I was actually letting the clutch go completly as i was reving it, and thats when i tend to wheelie abit.. What would be the...

Yeah ill stick with the basics, but is it even possible to take off reallly slow without stalling? or does it always have to be a certain amount of throttle to not stall..

so like just a little throttle and slowly release the clutch? Should i lean forward abit aswell, im guessing that would help abit too.. How do people take off so fast where there back tire spins in the one spot and takes off real quick without doing a wheelie.. lol

Its all good now, i think it was just that i had never started one before, but getting the hang of it now.. Now i gota get used to taking off lol, everytime i do it, i do abit of a wheelie.. kinda scary..haha is there some special way for me to take off smoothly or what?..

so should the bike be cutting off when the choke button is still on? because it takes like 20 kicks and heaps of effort just to get it started. Its a brand new bike, so should it really be so hard to start? lol

Oh ok, im guessing thats the small one, I managed to start the bike twice after like 10-20 kicks, but both times when its idleing for like a few seconds, it just cuts off. Do you know which way the choke lever should be for it to be on? up or down..

I just went over the bike again, and now for some reason theres 2 tubes where go to no where, a pretty fat one and a skinny one. I cant see anywhere for them to go, but the skinny one goes to multiple places and at the very end of it where it goes no where smells like fuel and its leaked abit...

Yeah there was fuel in it, theres no flat head screw in there, but there is a guard running across the whole bottom of the bike, except for 1 hole which has a decent size bolt that the hole allows me to get to, maybe thats where i drain the fuel??

nah i havnt yet because, i dont know if its a problem or if i just dont know how to do it properly, its my first bike and i dont know much about them, is there any kind of technique i need to kick start them properly.. Is the choke button down or up do you know?

Just bought this bike from the shop brand new, was already put together. We managed to start it up after a while but sometimes cut off for no reason, and then the next day we just cant kick start it, tried kicking heaps of times with no success, is this normal for a brand new bike, or should it...