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From what you guys up north are saying it makes me appreciate living in TN, at least we get a few days to ride during the winter. In fact I rode the last two Sundays.
I agree to tinker and "build" on the bike over the winter....but, were it me I wouldn't start it up and push it around the garage. I would just change the oil, full tank of fuel with stabilizer, and put a tender on it. I also fog the engine, but that's me.
I'm already depressed and winters just starting, I've saved a few things to do to the bike but that stuff will only last a few days. The daughter is living on campus nowand the old dog died last month. Empty nest wasn't a problem as long as I could ride.
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