[sdsting]

On average how long do you think the Stryker needs to warm up before beginning to pull away at low rpms?
Because my bike is so loud and I live in a condo complex I cost my bike away from my garage ally then start it up as I cost down the street a bit, usually warming up for about 2 min. before pulling away. Do you think this is enough warm-up time?

 

[1304cc]

Perfectly fine. All you should do is wait the one minute for the rpms to drop to regular idle. Fuel injection is a wonderful thing.

 

[sdsting]

Thanks, I appreciate the confirmation.

 

[ShorbE]

I only give it as long as it takes me to put my gloves and helmet on.

 

[strykenshane]

Same here, fire it up, put on gloves and helmet, hit the road

 

[wes]

fire it up, roll out of the garage, turn around, and away I go

 

[BillyD66]

I only give it as long as it takes me to put my gloves and helmet on.

+1
Dealership service manager said the same thing when I picked up the bike. FI is wonderful.
As for oil and lubrication I'm guessing after less than a minute its flowing like it should assuming you have the correct weight for the weather but considering the wide range most have you'd really have to go out of your way(like running a straight weight) to get into trouble there. Plus if you were waiting for the engine to warm up the make the oil flow what's happening while that is taking place???

 

[kraaazymike]

I only give it as long as it takes me to put my gloves and helmet on.

+2

 

[LandShark]

+3

 

[christopher]

+4

 

[galo8]

+ 5

 

[onebadstryker]

+6

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[rbeane60]

+7

 

[Voltage]

+7

 

[11Stryker]

+11

 

[saclean]

Ditto to a minute.

 

[Stryker73]

EFI no need to wrm up more than couple minutes or until situated with gear.