It's a '97 Suzuki Across. Every time I go to cold start the bike it floods. New to bikes so very much inexperienced. The previous owner recommended the following start up procedure which I've been trying to follow: * Choke quarter on * Low throttle so as not to over rev * Start the bike! Any tips on how these bikes like to be started?
Adjust the idle circuit screws. Screw them in 1/8 of a turn each, full choke (bike completely cold overnight). If too rich then adjust another 1/8 of a turn in and try again. If that's not working then you need to take off the carbs and clean the jets in threebond.
In a perfect world any bike should do this cold start choke no throttle start button high idle decrease choke till normal idle hot start no choke no throttle start button idle