I have a 2004 Suzuki rm125 and when I start it cold it idles really high for the first couple of minutes then when it warms up it barely idles. Also when it idles it is super rich. What is wrong? Please help me. I have a new piston and rings with maybe 10 hours on it. I need help
RM125 How come my 2004 Suzuki rm 125 idles to rich ??
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What jetting? What mix radio? What does the plug say? Air filter clean? How old is the packing in the silencer? Have you checked for any air leaks?
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32:1 fuel ratio. Brand new packing. Air filter was just cleaned. Not sure what jetting. The plug says BR8EG. And last time checked no air leaks. 
Forgot about reeds :headslap: ....Looks like it's in really good condition! I'd clean the carburetor and look the intake boot over really good. Shine a light down on the reeds and take a look. -BIG DAN
Also looks like you got Vforce
Yea I got vforce. I will take the carb apart and go through it. Thanks guys
Can I make another suggestion not pertaining to your issue? Re-route that front brake line to the inside of the fork or you might catch it on something and rip it off.
I always turn the choke off and that picture was when I first got. I rerouted the brake line when I got it.
That I don't know. A friend owed me a favor so he is putting on new fork seals and I am going to ask him to take the carb off for me.
You can check the fuel screw without removing the carb
I don't have the bike right now and I still need to clean up the carb