Pacific north west....... Bike will be back in action march April I would guess, I would not really sweat it too much, put the bike away clean and dry with a fresh oil and filter change, put the battery on a tender, drop off the carb bowls to drain gas from the carb and from fuel lines. You might want to spray alloy with something protective.
That's about it
Charles
Top Dead Center and other winterizing questions?
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Re: Top Dead Center and other winterizing questions?
A hundred miles yesterday, a hundred today, and probably for the rest of the week. Yesterday was icy though, and right around 32 degrees. It sucked but I didn't wreck.Major Softie wrote: I'm with Vanzen. We've already got 4' of snow in Tahoe. If I was in "the relatively mild pacific northwest" I'd be out riding in the rain.
I haven't tried riding in the snow yet. If the temps got below 25 or so it probably wouldn't be too bad.
Ed Miller
'81 R65
'70 Bonneville
Falls City, OR
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'81 R65
'70 Bonneville
Falls City, OR
"Gasoline makes people stupid." -- Chuey
"I'll believe corporations are people when the State of Texas executes one." Bumper sticker