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I have a buddy I have been trying to gethim out all summer last year and have been talking to him this winter on going to the state HOG rally. Well he wants to go but his bike has been sitting for at least 7-8 months with out being out. He said he tries to start it once and awhile I told him that’s not the best thing to do. But to the question Should he just Drain the gas and change plug's and check tires or should he bite the bullet and spend the time and money to have the Dealership do a complete service? (My Suggestion)..
sounds like he's an owner, not a rider. Might want to have the dealer do it. It isn't good for oil to sit that long. You get condensation in the crankcase.
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