Start it............ ride it until you use about half the tank-top it off with fresh etc..... after a couple fills it will all be fresh and new fuel in the tank
Bike Stored In Werk Shop
My bike sat in my werk station from mid Sept.up until today.I removed the battery an plastic wrapped it mainly to keep dust off it when i werk.But i left the gas in it an didnt put in any fuel stabilizer.The tank is full an all,so it should be ok rite?
The shop stayed atleast 65-70 degrees during the day an about 60 degrees at nite.Should i remove the gas an add fresh ?
The shop stayed atleast 65-70 degrees during the day an about 60 degrees at nite.Should i remove the gas an add fresh ?
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^ this guys pure genius! Do it
I personally never had a bike sit that long without riding...(Yes...even on the northeast coast) but if the bike starts/runs I would not worry about draining or cleaning anything out "yet". With me I have had it sit for up to 3 months at a time with the same fuel and never had issues :O ....hell the gas on my 2012 i just picked up is two years old :crazy
As Riverrzzr stated, ride it and keep putting fresh fuel in (93 if you have access to it). Should clean itself up after a few tanks (maybe 2-3 fill ups)
As Riverrzzr stated, ride it and keep putting fresh fuel in (93 if you have access to it). Should clean itself up after a few tanks (maybe 2-3 fill ups)
You could also put some StarTron in there to help with any ethanol in the old fuel.
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