Winterizing ?

[Rob S.]

fuel cock under the wing (bottom of fuel tank.)I'm guessing the water would separate from the fuel.

Gas up top, water, if any, on bottom.

Found a listing of stations that sell pure gasoline.
http://pure-gas.org

Thanks. (Unfortunately it offers nada for us in the Big Apple!)

[Jon]

You guys do know how to test gasoline with alcohol for water content don't you?

I bet you can't wait to tell us!

[tkent02]

Google it.

[limeex2]

Not sure If the UK has E10 (ethanol) petrol yet. If so It might be wise to fill up with some non-oxy fuel for the winter nap. You can get that at the boat yard too.



What about the other 3 Ray ? Holding out for indigenous people summer.....

The weather this fall has been unbelievable up here! I was deer hunting last weekend and there is still nice riding left this week. I agree with Ray916MN. I run mine longer before changing oil, so I can get my "last ride fix" before being mothballed, leaving one to ride until the snow flies. Another mentioned temp swings in the garage, Spring warm temps and a cold garage = not good. Keep the door closed! Stored my original GS in the corner of the garage under a blanket and was not one spec of rust in the tank after being there since the early 80's. 30+ years. I leave the battery in all of 'em and just move the battery tender around when I remember.