Anyone use injector cleaner in their bike? Have not done so since new. No problems yet, but you never know. If you do use it, how often and what kind? Thanks in advance!
Info greatly appreciated!

 

I'll run some seafoam through the tank about every other month or so. Don't know if it really helps, but it certainly doesn't hurt anything. About half a can per tank. put it in before I fill up.

 

I use Sea Foam as well. Here is a review and write up on the product you might find useful;

http://www.webbikeworld.com/sea-foam/

 

I use Chevron Techron once every couple of months. Just a couple of capfuls. Star tron helps with ethanol, if your having issues with old gas.

 

I use this every 3 months or when I'm out in the boonies and have to run low grade gas....

http://www.redlineoil.com/product.aspx?pid=116&pcid=13

Complete Fuel System Cleaner for Motorcycles

Concentrated, high-temp detergents clean your carburetors or fuel injectors, fuel lines, tank, intake valves, combustion chambers, fouled plugs
Improves fuel economy, throttle response, hesitation and stalling
Compatible with both pump gas and race fuel, pre-mixed or injected two-strokes
Cleans deposits on intake valves and combustion chambers, lubricates upper cylinder
Reduces octane demand and regain lost power and improve fuel economy
Cleans emission control systems (safe for the latest catalytic converters and sensors)

 

Another Sea Foam user here. Every few tanks I add a a few ounces. This stuff just plain works!!!! I could give a dozen examples, but I wont bore anyone with details. I also use on my Snowmobiles, boats, riding mowers, power washers, snow blower, weed wacker, chain saw, etc etc etc.

 

Once a season if I remember (or actually get out and ride) I will pour some Marvel Mystery Oil in the tank. The Stabil we use for the Winter also has some cleaners in it.

 

Sea Foam user here as well.

Use on all my vehicles.

 

BG44 once a year.

 

+1 yes these threads are almost "cult like" compared to the oil threads. However, no other FI cleaner has more OEM endorsements than Redline. Outstanding product.