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Re: Top Dead Center and other winterizing questions?
Posted: Tue Nov 30, 2010 10:58 am
by chasbmw
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
Re: Top Dead Center and other winterizing questions?
Posted: Tue Nov 30, 2010 12:02 pm
by enigmaT120
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.
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.
I haven't tried riding in the snow yet. If the temps got below 25 or so it probably wouldn't be too bad.