Im doing that tomorrow actually going to start the bike. Mom said the bike was making noise on the front end dont know if thats a good or bad thing. Plus I need to take a hair dryer to my tank protector pad try to work out all of the bubbles. (My bubbles)zandit said:Don't forget to occasionally go out to the shed and talk to it and sit and just enjoy each others company for a while!
Those noises may have been the cat in the fuelcap!! don't forget that makes whistling and meowing sounds occasionally!Delta107 said:Im doing that tomorrow actually going to start the bike. Mom said the bike was making noise on the front end dont know if thats a good or bad thing. Plus I need to take a hair dryer to my tank protector pad try to work out all of the bubbles. (My bubbles)
metbandit1 said:1) change the oil
2) if you have a garage its best to put it on a bit of carpet for the tires.
3) a cover of some type (i just use an old sheet)
4) make sure you give it a good wash and dry before storage
5) try and get a battery trickle changer to keep it topped up.
i think thats about it
ALSO, fill your gas tank as full as you can and add a fuel stabilizer, run it for 10 minutes aftr to ensure its all mixed through.
Yeah that what it was. It was funny cause my mom kept telling my bike was making noise. I would go out there and no noise figured she was paranoid. I finnaly herd it its just the ninja tea kettle acting up. lolzandit said:Those noises may have been the cat in the fuelcap!! don't forget that makes whistling and meowing sounds occasionally!
Carpet will prevent bald spots! or you can put the bike up on stands or you can just rotate the tires every few days.Cossitt said:Can I ask what the reason is for putting the tires on carpet? I'm definitely going to do it as my garage floor is painted and the paint come of the floor and sticks to my tires after a while. I have a large spot on my back tire that is kind of difficult to remove.
I was expecting to have to drain my carburetor but the fuel stabilizer will do the trick then?
Also I read on a website that you should flatten your tires?
yeh this is pretty much right, also stops them from deflaiting as much, and just keeps them in general good nick! i have my bike on carpet all year round.Delta107 said:Carpet will prevent bald spots! or you can put the bike up on stands or you can just rotate the tires every few days.