This afternoon I removed the pilot jet and blew it out using my air compressor. I blew twice on both ends of the jet and it cleared the blockage. I then sprayed carb cleaner through it. I put the jet back in and the bike started, ran fine, and idled. Thank you very much to everyone for your help and suggestions. I really appreciate it!
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Yamaha TW200 Carb Assistance
- Thread starter GSer
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If it sits unused any at all put a 1/2 ounce of Seafoam in the tank every time you add gas. Make this a routine and you will eliminate future blockages. No matter what type gas you use. 
I already have sea foam in both of them. (this is my first time using it) Last Saturday I rode them to get inspected. I had to use the choke just to start them, but they warmed up quickly and rode well. Especially after getting to operating temperature.