Bike is down for the winter already for about a 40 or so days. Will bring her back out around late Mar or Apr. So with around 120 days or so without a ride, should I use a fuel stabilizer or not? Thoughts plz.......
I have used a product called Sea Foam for years in all my toys with no problems.It is a fuel stabilizer and fuel system cleaner. Takes care of two things at once
I use Stabil - it has fuel injector cleaner and moisture remover. I put it in and went up a few exits on the highway and back home just to work it in. I also use it in my mower & snowblower.
You will have varnish instead of gas. Use SEAFOAM!!!!! None of that other crap. (not to insult other peoples choices, just had bad luck with everything else I have tried)
I have used stabil for 4 years....no problems...bikeruns perfectly every start. live in chicago....gets real cold.
I do start it up every few weeks in the winter to keep things going....and even ride in the cold....but no problems with engine performance or injection performance.....
I have used stabil for 4 years....no problems...bikeruns perfectly every start. live in chicago....gets real cold.
I do start it up every few weeks in the winter to keep things going....and even ride in the cold....but no problems with engine performance or injection performance.....
(Hy_Rolr @ Jan. 04 2007,08:09) I can't believe none of you guys have heard of Fitch Fuel Catalyst or have you?...Check it out really. I use it in everything. Fitch Fuel Catalyst
The Fitch Fuel Catalyst Advantage:
Quicker Throttle Response
Increase Miles Per Gallon
Save You Money
Good For The Life Of The Engine Keep Fuel Fresh During Storage
Reduce Or Eliminate Engine Knock And Ping
Allow The Use Of Lower Octane Fuel
Help pass emissions tests for a cleaner environment
Keep injectors, carburetors, and spark plugs clean
Provide for easier starting
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