No square tires after storage

Using an air-pressure gauge, make sure there is enough air in the
tires. This helps keep them from developing problems while the
motorcycle is stored. While in storage, don't allow hours of direct
sunlight to contact the tires. This dries out the tires prematurely
and causes side-wall cracking. Also, due to advanced tire technology,
motorcycle tires don't need to rest on blocks while the bike is in
storage.

If you find this information you have just read valuable, you may be
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Take Care,
Jeff

 

I've discovered I don't have to do any of that stuff if I ride year round.



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Later,

Charlie

fix the e-mail address and it will get to me