winterizing question

[SPYDERGUY1]

winterizing

I park my ride at good ole MOM IN LAWS, have a portable garage in the back yard where it stays. Take battery out and bring home to mate with the tender and so far so good. 2008 SM and no winterizing issues. The first year I actually put all kinds of mouse bait in, around the bike and never had a problem. SO far so good. Looking forward to the spring.

 

[PCBeachBum]

To prevent flat spots on the tires, I just ryde it year round. It never sits for more than a few days if its raining, like today and tomorrow.

 

[Sarge707]

Mine is in the garage with the battery tender with no cover. Why would you need a cover? So, it gets a little dusty; dust it off.

If its going to be a stormy few weeks I will raise the air pressure 3-4 pounds and Move the Spyder 2 feet back for a few days then 4 feet back for a few days to "Kind Of" Rotate the load so it never sits in ONE spot too long.:yes:

 

[boborgera]

If its going to be a stormy few weeks I will raise the air pressure 3-4 pounds and Move the Spyder 2 feet back for a few days then 4 feet back for a few days to "Kind Of" Rotate the load so it never sits in ONE spot too long.:yes:

I let my tires get flat spots at 12 3 6 9 till there nice and square, then i sell them to the NYC Transit Authority
They use square wheels on the Subway cars:roflblack::roflblack:

 

[Bob Denman]

:2thumbs: :thumbup::yes::roflblack: You must be evil! :clap: