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From: Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia
Winter Storage
I'm getting ready to put the Fat Boy into hibernation, although I hope to get a couple more runs in, weather permitting. My plan is to top up gas, add stabilizer, change oil and filter, remove plugs, fog motor, replace plugs, and finally plug into the battery tender. Any thing left out??? Any do's and don'ts??? Jiffy stand or jack??? Any and all suggestions would be appreciated...thanks...
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From: Long Island,New York
I'm getting ready to put the Fat Boy into hibernation, although I hope to get a couple more runs in, weather permitting. My plan is to top up gas, add stabilizer, change oil and filter, remove plugs, fog motor, replace plugs, and finally plug into the battery tender. Any thing left out??? Any do's and don'ts??? Jiffy stand or jack??? Any and all suggestions would be appreciated...thanks...
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From: River City Western Canada
I'm getting ready to put the Fat Boy into hibernation, although I hope to get a couple more runs in, weather permitting. My plan is to top up gas, add stabilizer, change oil and filter, remove plugs, fog motor, replace plugs, and finally plug into the battery tender. Any thing left out??? Any do's and don'ts??? Jiffy stand or jack??? Any and all suggestions would be appreciated...thanks...
Fogging is an important step and many either skip it or miss it, also lube everything that pivots with appropriate lube...don't forget to tuck her in with a nice bike cover. One thing I use to do back in the 80's was spray Pledge Furniture Polish (don't laugh) all over my bike, worked like magic...read the link below it will explain all
http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/revie...lishReview.htm
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