Thank you for the quick responses. That's good advice. The only time I need the kickstart is when temperatures fall around freezing. The engine turns real slow and the starter doesn't want to hardly move the engine. I need to bring it inside the garage, warm it up, and then it starts right up. I know I won't need the kickstart but a few times during the winter months. But it would be reassuring to know that if I drive the bike to work and it's 40 degrees out, I can still make it home if temperatures fall below 32. I won't have to leave it in the parking lot because it won't start. I am looking forward to more good advice. Thank you.
