GS1000 full choke RPM?

[KEITH KRAUSE]

The advantage is that they stay running. The slide carbs will stumble at lower rpm's when cold and stop running, as the OP noted

For the rest of you, I can start my bike at 35 degrees * without any choke, but it doesn't like that either.

So, please, we're discussing a quirk of the 78-79 1000s, and really don't need your treatises on oil and wear. Go back and read the first post.

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Because after 40 years, my carbs are really clean and Ive figured out how to tune and sync them.

I did read the first post, and the next post and the next. That's why I replied as I did. If it means nothing to you, it might to others. It is a forum.
As rphillips replied, my carbs don't stumble either at cold warm up. Also, your 1000, if the carbs are stock, does not start stone cold at 35 degrees without choke. You will wear out your battery trying to start without choke. Why would you even try?
For whatever reason, you already seem irritated with this thread, but there's no point in adding comments that are not true.