I have a 2005 Honda Rincon that is somewhat difficult to start because of the choke. It will start right up when you choke it, but the minute that you take your hand off of the choke, the choke starts to slide back down. Is there a way to make the choke stay on without it wanting to cutt off when you take your hand off of it? I replaced the choke cable and it helped a little bit, but I am still having problems with it wanting to cut off. Is there a way to adjust the carburetor so that it will "get more choke" and not need to be all the way out in order for the motor to run before it gets warmed up? Once the motor gets warm, it runs purfect. The only problem is that I have to let the motor warm up by holding the choke up before I am able to ride.

 

On most Hondas you turn the housing around the choke **** to adjust the friction until there's enough to hold the **** out. Grab the round part covered by the rubber boot, and tighten it with your fingers.

Welcome to the forum, and let us know if that solves the problem.

 

Yes, that looks like that solved my problem. Thanks.....