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Accidently dropped the bike tonite in the garage. No damage to the bike, but after I got it back up on the stand, there was gas leaking on the ground, and it seemed to be about a pint. Is the gas leaking a normal thing, or do I have a loose line or something? Any ideas/fixes - other than don't do that again?
Don't feel bad - been there, done that on my '05 Ultra.
I had a steady drip and realized that there is like a quick disconnect (chromed) at the base of my tank that popped loose.
dave H.
PS I essentially lived in the GTA for two years during an equipmentstartup - you don't actually ride around there on a scoot do you????? Them Canadians are crazy drivers man.
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