Winter storage

Wow!

Mingh, Google that helps me often in translations, has translated this : 2 stroke mixture,  into it : mixture. accident. vasculature. cerebral (m?lange d'accident vasculaire c?r?bral in French). Very disturbing !!!

Fortunately I know read the English when it comes to 2 stroke engines (I have a twin 2 stroke)


I had the same idea, but when i turned off the petrol taps a few hundred metres before arriving home for the carbs are empties, my engine are very difficult to restart

Well, in this moment is a snowy winter and I'm in no hurry to put the engine running. Some work on my 180 degrees during this period, 2 stroke mixture in the Tank for "oily" the carbs, and after, carbs open

Xavier
 
mcnicol said:
Mingh said:
vividly remember my last intercourse :-) For want of any more concrete evidence, my youngest son is only 8 months.

Mingh

Hmm. My youngest son is 19. I think there's been some activity since then, but I can't be sure :D

Ken

Even if my son is 18, and if I remember correctly the last activity was    yesterday?    Or this morning?

In fact I remember, yes, it started yesterday evening and finished this morning before going to work
 
"The correct word would be "oily", as far as I know no sexual connotation."

Ken,

I get from that sentence you've never seen the film Oily Cheeks...

A classic
 
jotacorsa said:
winter? what's winter? 70F in texas today

i always drain the carbs if something is to be parked for a while
with modern fuels the summer heat here evaporates the volatile compounds and leaves a sticky goo
a tankful goes off in two weeks time

when the temps are comfortable stabil helps what's in the tank
but i try to be thrifty so i'll drain a tank, put it in the wife's car
and get fresh gas for the bike when ready to ride again

cheers,
scott

Well it's winter in New York today because the airport has shut it's runways to transatlantic flights !
 
Chris

That's what you do with your bikes when you only want to ride in singlets and thongs (some sort of pants is probably a good idea too). Bloody hell mate, it's cold enough in Stanthorpe to admit that you don't ride all that much in July and August, it is the coldest place in Queensland when all's said and done. The other 10 months of the year, no excuse, except maybe the Queensland coppers ::)

Ken
 
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