what additives should i use for what fluids. im gonna start like once a week maybe

11/8/2006 3:26:55 PM

Are you talking about ur R1? If so just change the oil, add dry gas and you should be fine if your going to start it every week. Lube everything too.

11/8/2006 6:36:10 PM

sta-bil?

11/8/2006 7:01:55 PM

Who the hell stores their bike for winter??? Ride that sumbitch!

11/8/2006 7:41:16 PM

You need a bus ticket

11/8/2006 7:48:52 PM

just ride it once or twice a week, u should be straight.

11/8/2006 8:32:46 PM

and don't just start it and let it run for a few minutes once a week. take it down the road and back.

11/8/2006 9:01:58 PM

thanks.. and no i dont need a bus ticket i have a mustang and a laser whooo

11/8/2006 9:11:42 PM

worst thing you can do for it is to start it up once in a while, it just fouls the plugs and puts wear on the engine

change your oil, flush your coolant and replace with liquid performance or equivilant, fill it completely with fresh gas and the proper amount of sta-bil, run it long enough for the mixture to reach the injectors, take the battery out and leave it on a battery tender, and not on a concrete floor, check your tire pressure every few weeks and move it a little so it doesnt sit in the same spot, or better yet put it on a stand, flush your brake fluid to get all the moisture out, and take out the plugs and spray a little wd-40 in the holes with the extension tube, then hand thread them in (replace them in the spring). thats about all you need to store it up to 6 months.



[Edited on November 9, 2006 at 12:48 PM. Reason : lube the chain]

11/9/2006 12:47:02 PM

just ride it once a week when it's 50-60 out.

11/9/2006 1:10:42 PM

yeah im gonna ride tonight if anybody wants to come with

11/9/2006 7:05:53 PM

Quote :

"change your oil, flush your coolant and replace with liquid performance or equivilant, fill it completely with fresh gas and the proper amount of sta-bil, run it long enough for the mixture to reach the injectors, take the battery out and leave it on a battery tender, and not on a concrete floor, check your tire pressure every few weeks and move it a little so it doesnt sit in the same spot, or better yet put it on a stand, flush your brake fluid to get all the moisture out, and take out the plugs and spray a little wd-40 in the holes with the extension tube, then hand thread them in (replace them in the spring). thats about all you need to store it up to 6 months 60 years. "

11/9/2006 8:23:32 PM

^ no doubt. mumification for machinery.

11/10/2006 12:43:53 AM

seafoam also works as a good gas and oil stabilizer, great stuff

11/10/2006 1:14:26 AM

dont do anything diffrent just buy a knobby for tyhe back and ride the hell out of it get your drifting skills down when it snows.

11/10/2006 4:58:35 PM

drifting bikes is tha shit

11/10/2006 5:38:04 PM