i have a 2002 yamaha 350 warrior and whenever i go to get going (like release the clutch and thumb the throttle) it dies on me. I have tried to learn how to avoid that, and have gotten better when on trails and in the pits, but when we come to a complete stop, it just dies when we go to leave the spot. If anyone could give me any tips, that would be great.

 

pull the cluch when you stop... give it more gas wehn taking off and feather the clutch better... it just takes practice..

 

thanks for the tip, for me who has never ridden a clutch before in my life, i have practiced many times

 

just release the clutch slowly until the bike starts to move forward abit then give it gas and you should take off fine, on my friends warrior you can take off in 1st with out giving it gas if you release the clutch slowly it sounds like your letting it go too fast. It takes practice but you'll get ahold of it

 

yea.. let out on the clutch till it starts to grab then give it a little gas and go... don't ride the clutch.. or atleast try not to..