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thanks to work, my bike will be left alone for 2 months. \\; i did some searching and found alot of info on prepping for the winter hibernation but not much on summer months. \\; if you had to leave your bike alone for the next 2 months what prep work would you do? \\; any and all suggestions will be much appreciated
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Ditto, put some Stabil in the tank and fill it up and ride awhile, \\;hook up a battery tender, or remove battery and keep it on a tender, maybe change the fluids and wash and wax it. You'll be glad you spent a little time prepping her. Breathable cover, and you'll be good to go.
My work sent me 2000 miles away from my bike last year. I put the charger on it and covered it.
They're sending me back again. I missed my bike so much last time I'm probably going to ride it.
Two months without riding is a long time ( I was recently injured and couldn't ride for over two months, and it drove me crazy ). Is there any reason you can't take yours with you ?
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