Didnt get to winterize my bike!

Confirmed. Here is a photo of my car's sparkplug last winter.

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there seem to be two sides:
1) riders who leave the bike, don't do anything and start it up in summer.

2) riders who do proper winterizing to prolong bike life and performance.

the group 1) are the one that don't care
group 2) are riders who either enjoy working on their bikes and keeping peak performance or riders who plan on keeping their bikes for years to come and want optimal performance.

your call. cheers. ;)

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how is it crap? lol

just saying, there are people who enjoy taking care of bikes and people who just leave it.

some people like the colour blue, some like green. no right or wrong answer.

but love how worked up people get over this stuff. :lmao:

What you implied was that people who winterize their bikes are people that enjoy working on their bikes and like to keep them in pick performance, the ones that don't don't give a **** about them and pass the problem to others.

Just because I posted my disagreement with your dumb post does not mean I got worked up about it.

Also filling your response with LOLs and making it sound like what's the big deal does not make your response less .... let's just call it wrong. Unless you can show how winterizing a bike can improve its performance, I would suggest you do a Little research before posting.

let me put an LOL at the end so you know I am not getting worked up, I'll even add a smiley :)
 
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Confirmed. Here is a photo of my car's sparkplug last winter.

se9asute.jpg

Thanks for clarifying that. I'm not here to make people smarter or educate others. I rather get paid for it
 
I do not have to take my battery else, BMW has a nice plug I can just connect to, so when I am ready to ride again, I just pull the plug and back out, no need to remove the seat or anything. It is pricier then the battery tenders you can get at Canadian tire, but the convince and ease of use is worth it for me.

Battery Tender comes with the same lead.
 
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What you implied was that people who winterize their bikes are people that enjoy working on their bikes and like to keep them in pick performance, the ones that don't don't give a **** about them and pass the problem to others.

Just because I posted my disagreement with your dumb post does not mean I got worked up about it.

Also filling your response with LOLs and making it sound like what's the big deal does not make your response less .... let's just call it wrong. Unless you can show how winterizing a bike can improve its performance, I would suggest you do a Little research before posting.

let me put an LOL at the end so you know I am not getting worked up, I'll even add a smiley :)

Need to calm down ZX600.
 
Highlighted the little piles of crap



What you implied was that people who winterize their bikes are people that enjoy working on their bikes and like to keep them in pick performance, the ones that don't don't give a **** about them and pass the problem to others.

Just because I posted my disagreement with your dumb post does not mean I got worked up about it.

Also filling your response with LOLs and making it sound like what's the big deal does not make your response less .... let's just call it wrong. Unless you can show how winterizing a bike can improve its performance, I would suggest you do a Little research before posting.

let me put an LOL at the end so you know I am not getting worked up, I'll even add a smiley :)


ah, i love GTAM. really helps winter months pass.

Just great how some ppl think their bikes are Volvos. :lmao:
 
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Confirmed. Here is a photo of my car's sparkplug last winter.

se9asute.jpg

Wow! Change your spark plugs much? Guess you need to winterize your car...


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Those plugs were in there 13 years heh. I had to pull them in the winter because a problem arose. Turned out to be the ignition coil housing thing that the sparkplug wires plug into.
 
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