pch1 wrote:As for tips; don't eat cabbage before a date

Solid advice.


Cheers for the re-welcome people.

welcome again Greeny.............sorry Green

Don't finger girls with a cold, broke two fingers once when she sneezed.

If your not riding over winter. Raise on paddock stands. Brim the tank and fit and optimate. Oh and welcome

Stumoores wrote:If your not riding over winter. Raise on paddock stands. Brim the tank and fit and optimate. Oh and welcome

This might be a dumb question but why do you need to brim tank

If the tank is full, it does not breathe as the air in it expands and contracts with temp.
If it does not breathe, then no moisture can condensate on the inside of the tank.
Therefore "yaw" fuel will not get water contaminated.

Cabernet wrote:If the tank is full, it does not breathe as the air in it expands and contracts with temp.
If it does not breathe, then no moisture can condensate on the inside of the tank.
Therefore "yaw" fuel will not get water contaminated.

Thanks cab I think I'd better get my tank brimmed asap

The opposite advice is true in my yami - fuel goes off if not used for a while because of the plastic tank, the fuel seems to react and actually changes colour, so it's better to leave it as empty as possible then refill fully with fresh fuel before trying to start... I learnt that the hard way, stupid bloody bike, lol

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