Leaving your bike outside in winter

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by Porridgewog SV1k, Oct 22, 2006.

  1. :)
     
    Porridgewog SV1k, Oct 23, 2006
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  2. I'll buy an el cheapo cover - an Oxford or summat probly. I did have one of
    these before but cats kept spraying on it and I ended up binning it. What a
    fucking stench!
    Oh fuuuuck....
    Ok dokey skipper, will do.
     
    Porridgewog SV1k, Oct 23, 2006
    #22
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    rob2 Guest

    Wot a ****, GT85 is a brand name so has **** all intuitive meaning,
    PJ1 is a Brake disc cleaner brand name but it could be a ABS plastic
    polisher for all I know.
     
    rob2, Oct 24, 2006
    #23
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    Pip Guest

    No it isn't. PJ1 is a brand, the range of products is vast - it
    prolly includes ABS polish - have a look:
    http://www.pj1.com/
     
    Pip, Oct 24, 2006
    #24
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    Kim Bolton Guest

    Don't do this.

    Don't run the engine unless you need to ride the bike somewhere.

    The engine won't get hot enough for long enough to get rid of the
    combustion products that wind up in the crankcase or exhaust. These
    are mainly water-vapour and acids, and they condense on the coldest
    part of the interior of the engine, and corrode it.

    Just leave the engine be; take the battery off and charge it. The cost
    of an Optimate or other battery-conditioning charger need only be
    about the same as a replacement battery, and you have it for future
    use.
     
    Kim Bolton, Oct 24, 2006
    #25
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    Leo Guest

    Top up the petrol so you don't get condensation in the tank?
     
    Leo, Oct 24, 2006
    #26
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    muddy cat Guest

    <makes note to tend to generator>
     
    muddy cat, Oct 24, 2006
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