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Stop the bike dying in winter
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(19-02-23, 11:06 PM)darrsi link Wrote: [quote author=dave8204 link=topic=27584.msg331246#msg331246 date=1676768213]
Fuel goes off very quickly these days,if you leave your bike with petrol in the system for more than a few weeks you're going to get trouble with any bike.


Sorry, but that's simply not true.
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We'll have to disagree on that mate,from personal experience and from hanging around my mate's Bike shop/workshop for years I'm seeing more and fuel-related problems with customer's bikes, usually around this time of year when many are using them for the first time since last September or so,mostly older carb'd bikes.


https://monomotorcycles.co.uk/how-can-mo...vent-this/

Most relevant part is this:

[color=rgb(31, 31, 31)]Here is a shocking fact. Modern ethanol fuel starts to go off the moment it goes into your fuel tank. A sealed petrol can kept in a cool dark place can last 6 months before it starts to degrade, however in your vented motorcycle fuel tank, it can be as little as six weeks before you could start to see issues.[/color]
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Stop the bike dying in winter - by Slippy - 02-01-23, 05:13 PM
Re: Stop the bike dying in winter - by robbo - 19-02-23, 09:07 AM
Re: Stop the bike dying in winter - by dave8204 - 20-02-23, 03:32 AM

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