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Winterizing question.
Just got here and have tp put her away soon for the winter. Bought a Deltran battery tender jr.. a dealer told me to put in Yamaha fuel stabilizer run it a few miles then park it. Advice please. Is this the move...?
Live, Love, and Ride! God Bless!
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That will do it. Add the stabilizer, top it up, and ride it for fifteen minutes to get it through the fuel system. Others might elaborate and suggest additional precautions against everything from mice to dust, to doing a fresh oil change and each suggestion has its place, but if you do only what you dealer suggested, the bike should be fine in the spring. Good luck!
2014 RTS , Spyderpops oversized brake pedal Cognac
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Thanks!
Live, Love, and Ride! God Bless!
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I like to put steel wool in the exhaust pipes and some moth balls around the Spyder, seems to keep the mice out. Beside that, stabilizer and I lube up the latches etc. and battery tender.
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Originally Posted by bmccaffrey
Didn't know yamahe made the spyder
There are a lot of godd stabilizers Out there sea foam stabil marine formula.
Can buy these from walmart or auto Parts store
I had always used Sta-Bil in the past; but have been having pretty good luck with StarTron in recent years!
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Originally Posted by Netminder
I like to put steel wool in the exhaust pipes and some moth balls around the Spyder, seems to keep the mice out. Beside that, stabilizer and I lube up the latches etc. and battery tender.
Dryer sheets work well also
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Originally Posted by Ron2andia
Just got here and have tp put her away soon for the winter. Bought a Deltran battery tender jr.. a dealer told me to put in Yamaha fuel stabilizer run it a few miles then park it. Advice please. Is this the move...?
Just keep riding. Put on extra layer and off you go.
Steel Black Metallic 2015 RTS-SE6 Limited ; FBB Highway Brackets/ gripper pegs. Gremlin bell. Bajaron sway bar, Elka stage 2 front shocks. Bumps kid with led lights, Ultimate seat tall boy seat. Trailer hitch. Freedom trailer.
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Originally Posted by WARWAGON
Just keep riding. Put on extra layer and off you go.
Easy enough to do... until they start salting the roads!
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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
Easy enough to do... until they start salting the roads!
Yeah but that goes away and your out again. 😜
Steel Black Metallic 2015 RTS-SE6 Limited ; FBB Highway Brackets/ gripper pegs. Gremlin bell. Bajaron sway bar, Elka stage 2 front shocks. Bumps kid with led lights, Ultimate seat tall boy seat. Trailer hitch. Freedom trailer.
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Originally Posted by Bob Denman
I had always used Sta-Bil in the past; but have been having pretty good luck with StarTron in recent years!
I use StarTron also.
Nice thing about StarTron is that you can accidentally put too much in your tank and it will not hurt anything.
I use it for all my gas motors.
Tommy J.
F3L SE5 Black -- F4 windshield w/wings, Reggie LED headlights, driving lights & Cyclops LED, Ultimate seat, Fox shocks, BajaRon swaybar, Lamont highway centerline pegs & 3rd peg, Lamont belt tensioner, K&N air filter, Baker air wings & cup holder, CanAm hitch.
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Originally Posted by bmccaffrey
Dryer sheets work well also
Dryer Sheets?????
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Originally Posted by Commander
Dryer Sheets?????
yep
Critters do not like the smell.
Use them in my motor home and have not had an issue with mice ect.
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Dryer sheets keep mosquitoes off of you also.
Originally Posted by bmccaffrey
yep
Critters do not like the smell.
Use them in my motor home and have not had an issue with mice ect.
AH-NO-1 In the summer time if you rub dryer sheets on your arms, legs and neck area, mosquitoes will note bite/sting you.
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Winterizing question
I just wear warmer riding gear
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