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Posted by Tfrank59
 - October 11, 2018, 11:30:47 AM

I've never done it either, but then I'm lazy ;D  What I do with both my bikes (both have carbs) is do my best to ride them at times even through the dead of winter.  I understand you fellas up north probably can't do that.  I also try to run non-ethanol gas during winter when I can't ride as often.  Guys on the forum for my other bike who do winterize say the main thing is to fill the tank with non-ethanol fuel, or at least put in Seafoam, and run the bike for a few miles before storing it, to keep things from gumming up in the fuel system. Just my 1.5 cents.

Posted by Bucko
 - October 11, 2018, 01:50:27 AM

I've never bothered but I don't think it would hurt anything (although starting in the spring might be a bit tougher).

Posted by rob f
 - October 10, 2018, 22:35:57 PM

Hey, anyone have any comments about fogging the engine for winter storage?
I have decided recently to do this to all my carburetor-ed bikes but had never done it before.
Easy enough to do and a can of fogging oil doesn't cost much, but does it help?
Rob

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