welcome to the joys of owning a Blitz or Kuda Pro...
Given the stock jetting is a bit "fluffy" on them, you should be ok once you pull the baffle out... run it for a bit, then pull the plug out... if it's tan, you're good to go...
The Blitz's and Kuda Pro have fuel line related issues... the postion of the fuel tap is part of the problem, but the main issue is that the fuel line is very long, and doesnt always take the most direct route, looping all over the place... if you can, shorten the fuel line as much as possible, and attempt to have a "downhill run" from tap to carby...
Had the same issue with mine until i found a better route for the fuel line...
Given the stock jetting is a bit "fluffy" on them, you should be ok once you pull the baffle out... run it for a bit, then pull the plug out... if it's tan, you're good to go...
The Blitz's and Kuda Pro have fuel line related issues... the postion of the fuel tap is part of the problem, but the main issue is that the fuel line is very long, and doesnt always take the most direct route, looping all over the place... if you can, shorten the fuel line as much as possible, and attempt to have a "downhill run" from tap to carby...
Had the same issue with mine until i found a better route for the fuel line...