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I always add air stabilizer to my tires in the winter. That way the old air stays fresh all winter and there is no need to change it in the spring. Don't forget to spray some sea foam on the muffler bearings.
the last time i went in for warranty the dealer asked about the air. i just said it was the right air for whatever season it was. hey, if they don't believe me the can send a sample to be analyzed.
Everytime you change the air in your tires, you should also do a porosity check of the ceramics on your sparkplugs. A quick way to check this is to take them out of your bike and take them to the nearest lake and drop them in. If the porosity is good, the plugs will float. If it is bad, you will have to replace your plugs.
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