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Harder to start in the spring? Hmmmm, guess I just got lucky the last 4 years. All the fuel injected bikes I have put it in have started just fine.
Alright 62, I got a news flash for ya. Not only are you lazy, but you got a terrible case of A.D.D. What the hell are you doing thinking about Sta-bil while you are looking at ****!? LOL!
Uh-h. think if you have stabil, and look at the directions on the bottle it says the mix (without going out to the garage, think RD GLD is right, 2 1'2 oz/ga.. Stabil certainly doesn't make it hard to start in the spring. I've used in on FI bikes and cars for years, with no problems. Just because the bike doesn't have a carb, doesn't mean that the fuel won't varnish up i time. Geesh, where do we dream up these ideas?
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No, it's 1 oz. per 2-1/2 gallons, not 2-1/2 oz. per gallon!!! No, No, No!! [sm=icon_beat.gif]
Well Gman, I had not gone to purchase the bottle yet where the directions surely are.
Just figured I would use you for a cheat sheet so I had an idea how much was needed for the bike.
Called and talked to the head wrench this morning on another matter and I asked him.
He said he has never put anything in his fuel injected bikes, street or racing.
Just fill to the brim and wait.
Gotta wonder.
I did not even think about that, makes senseand thanks.
This is my first fuel injected bike.One less thing to worry about today.
And Billin, love that picture. I laughed my *** off. Were did you get it?
I dunno, I find so much stuff surfing websites & forums, I download them & forget about half of em. Glad you got a good laugh from it.
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