MOPED ARMY

the choke on a tomos (and this is ALL tomos bikes) will come up if you floor the throttle, try twisting it all the way back and see if the choke clicks up, if it dosent, adjust the lil knurled screw on the ends of the throttle cable sleeve where it enters the carb and where it enters the hand grip till it does. and since it seems like you took off the choke handle, reattach it.

this is the way your "supposed" to start a tomos

1. reach down and click down the choke lever

2. hold the throttle open till it ALMOST pops the choke open

3. kick it over (engine will run then die)

4. floor the throttle and pop the choke open

5. close the throttle and kick again (bike will idle)

this is how i ALWAYS start my tomos, 2strokes need to be choked when cold, play around with yours, and see whats easiest, it will make a bike that starts on 3 or 4 kicks un choked start on 1 or 2.

-Garret

You need to re-adjust throttle cable tension, and possibly idle speed, but I would bet that there's probably some slack in your throttle cable from this little incident.

There's also the possibility that the throttle cable might not be hooked up correctly to the slide...

Look into it.

-R

Thanks but I fixed it...this was the problem...the spark coil is connected by two screws one screw has the ground wire on it..i lost the screw a while back in the woods...and the moped died so i had to think of a way to fix so i can get it home so i put it behind the coil and the bracket where it connects..it worked good so i was like ah i'll put another screw on later...never did...well i guess it got loose behind it and was moving up and down thus making it spark unevenly making the moped run crappy...but its fixed now :)

yea they did, their engines just werent reed valve (a3 as opposed to a5). i personally like the a3 engine better, after '92, their quality went downhill bigtime, ride an older tomos and you will see what i mean!

-Garret