One tank normally would do, With seafoam you don't need sta-bil, Use seafoam for your winter storage.Iv'e never heard a problem with either of them.

Smitty -

If there is a small airport near you, try to get a 5 gallon can of airplane gas - it's called 100LL ( for low lead).

Airplane gas is formulated to remain stable for at least a year.  I put it in my bike each fall, ride for a few miles to get it thru everything, then fill the tank to the brim and let it sit over the winter.  In the spring, it starts up like a champ with no varnish, or other crud to deal with.

gerald.hughes wrote on 11/01/09 at 12:30:21:


I guess you don't have winter storage in Tuscon, AZ.

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most of my family lives in jersey, and some of my friends in nebraska tell me how cold it's getting now....i don't think i would want to be there let alone in the wind of it!! Lol

and even if u start a bike for a while without riding her around u can still clog the upper jets, yes?

I ride year round here in central Illinois, so winter storage isn't a problem for my MC, but my wife's only gets out about once a month in the cold weather, so a seafoam seems to help it starting.