I would keep a full tank of fuel to keep the tank from rusting. Then dump the fuel and put fresh one in when I want to ride the bike again.robracer wrote:...Drain the tank & carbs if you can...
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oh ok....hidepenny wrote:because i'm so worried about theift i have parked the bike inside the house and it's a pain to take it out
so just been lazy
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well in that case sell ur bike....buy a corolla & become one of THEM..
cos ne dude who finds it too hard to get his bike out the house to go for a ride...hahahaha
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mate i dont ride often but when it comes to it, start the bike up for about 10-15 minutes every 4 weeks and u should be ok.
if u can take it for a 15minute run, thats even better. I ride my up to the property which is about 10-15 minutes up the road, have a smoke then come back. Gives me time to clean the cob webs out.
if u can take it for a 15minute run, thats even better. I ride my up to the property which is about 10-15 minutes up the road, have a smoke then come back. Gives me time to clean the cob webs out.
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well in that case sell ur bike....buy a corolla & become one of THEM..
cos ne dude who finds it too hard to get his bike out the house to go for a ride...hahahaha
plus it's kinda cold down here, yeah should take it out tmr or something for a good ride...................yeah i should.....................................
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its been established that starting it but not riding it is going to do more harm than goodmrmina wrote:mate i dont ride often but when it comes to it, start the bike up for about 10-15 minutes every 4 weeks and u should be ok.
if u can take it for a 15minute run, thats even better. I ride my up to the property which is about 10-15 minutes up the road, have a smoke then come back. Gives me time to clean the cob webs out.

oh, as for batteries, im told the easiest option is to just drain the fluid and keep it in a suitable container, then you can leave it as long as you want. just tip it back in and charge it when its warm enough to ride again

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u shouldnt start an engin without actually using it ( riding , driving) its just the way things are , cos the bike gets all warmed up and exsited and them u turn it off and it dusnt know what to do and things crack and do silyl things .
my dad works at a mine so hes only home for 2 weeks in ever 6 there for his bike is left in the shed as is after last ride for a month , and it goes fine
for the 2 weeks hes home he rides the shit out of it and then parks it in the shed for 4 Etc. etc. lol
my dad works at a mine so hes only home for 2 weeks in ever 6 there for his bike is left in the shed as is after last ride for a month , and it goes fine

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almost as much as u kno abt parking a bike in ur bike rack??..mwahahahahamrmina wrote:well i have my bike in the garage most of the time and it seems ok, everytime i warm it up.SocialSecurity wrote:i have a bike out the back that may need to be push started, proof enough
and i know everything about caring for a parked a bike
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