Do I still need?
Road Warrior
Joined: Jan 2010
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From: Canton, Ohio
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.
Road Master
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From: CHILLIWACK B.C CANADA: have a u.s shipping adress
Do I still need to put winter air in my tires if it is 70F outside? I mean, it is still January and it gets down to 43F at night. So I was wondering if I had to change to winter air or if the summer air would still work?
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http://kalecoauto.com/index.php?main...products_id=45
Stellar HDF Member
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From: Earth
you guys use synthetic air or regular?
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Big Kahuna HDF Member
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From: US poverty capital, california
I use mojave desert brand superheated summer air in both tires, it gives me a nice cool regular summer air all winter long...
I was told the west coast (not NW) non-synthetic winter air works year round in the shocks also, anyone tried this? the reason I ask is that it seems many folks here are complaining loudly about the amount of winter air in the intake...
And next time the scoot gets dirty, try a bucket of Prop Wash, it'll blow you away.....
I was told the west coast (not NW) non-synthetic winter air works year round in the shocks also, anyone tried this? the reason I ask is that it seems many folks here are complaining loudly about the amount of winter air in the intake...
And next time the scoot gets dirty, try a bucket of Prop Wash, it'll blow you away.....
Last edited by teqsand; Jan 10, 2010 at 11:54 PM.