20 Most Recent 2002 CCM RC 30 Questions & Answers

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IF you have a cdi please check its condition and if it runs on point & condesor see it the point is stuck and not opening or if your spark plug wire is shot due to electrical leak

check the fuel filter for sediments clean the carb filters too if your bike has one, overhaul the carb if necessary....

A bucket for soapy water Soap or liquid detergent; automotive cleaners will work Gloves (to keep your hands clean) Bug and tar remover Degreaser and/or engine cleaner A toothbrush WD40 A brush for wheel cleaning Wheel cleaner At least two microfiber or 100% cotton sponges A variety of soft cotton towels and more abrasive rags A chamois cloth for drying

It is most likely fouled spark plugs. You can take them out and sand blast them, or buy new ones.
I had a CBR 954, and noticed that the spark plugs fouled out pretty easily because it runs so rich at startup (and I would shut it down during the 'warm up' phase).
Here is some more information for you:
From http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080806081249AALKibM
What are signs or symptoms that spark plugs in a motorcycle need to be changed?
There are several things that could hint at bad plugs.

- Hard starting.
- Slight to severe hesitation when you give the bike some throttle.
- Stalling, especially when you give the throttle a good twist
- uneven idling (tends to zoom up, or down, or sputters)
- After running the bike for a little bit, take out one of the plugs. If the end of the plug is wet, its not firing, and it could be oil fouling the plug
- take a look at the color of the end of the plug -- if it is white, its running too hot, and it can cause misfires
- look at the same area, and if it is covered in black soot, it can be poor gas mixture and dirt in your tank causing it to foul
Hope this helps.

dump the float bowels and inspect/ clean as necessary. consider buying an acid bath solution sold at your local parts store just for this sort of thing or carb cleaner and a toothbrush. you may need to clean your current/ buy new jets for your carbs. just try spraying starting fluid into the carbs while starting the bike by removing the air filter first and try to keep it going as long as possible this may get the juices flowing on its own. goodluck

Manual gearbox I assume. A similar thing happened to me. Tho problem was faulty clutch. The clutch did not open. Probably a work shop job.