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Re: Parked For the Winter
Reply #15 - 11/20/09 at 06:28:22
 
Mine sits in the cold garage--cement floor. Start it up once a week or so, and let it run for 15-20 minutes. Keeps the battery charged. If not, I now have a trickle charger. 1st thing in spring--drain old gas if any is left, and change the oil. Check air in tires and ride.
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Reply #16 - 11/20/09 at 06:43:02
 
It seems like if you go in periodically to start the bike, it would be easy to just roll it a few inches so the same spot isn't in contact with the ground all winter.  I think tires will "flat spot" if you leave them stationary for too long as the air pressure gets low, regardless of what they are sitting on.  

Possibly helpful tidbit:  That $30 lift you can make out of a levered piece of 4x6 is only good for lifting the front OR back tire.. not both at the same time.
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