When a bike runs out of fuel, it sputters and stops, right where it is. It’s not going to go anywhere until it’s refueled. When you know you’re going to be traveling through an area where fuel is hard to…
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9 Signs the Fuel Warning Light Is On
Most bikes have some sort of indicator to alert you that it’s time to top up. This is either a gauge with a fuel warning light or a tap that you switch to the reserve position when fuel is running…
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9 Ways to Prevent Stagnation
Gas can degrade when it sits for too long, which is why manufacturers recommend adding stabilizer if the bike is going to be idle for extended periods – i.e. over winter. Like motorcycles, gasoline needs to be used. Our spirit…
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9 Causes of Fuel Leaks
Aside from being a serious safety hazard, a fuel leak means you have less gasoline to fuel your trip. It shortens the range the bike can travel and means more frequent gas stops. Fortunately, the distinctive fumes make it easily…
9 Ways to Extend Your Fuel Range
Like riding a motorcycle, knowing our fuel range is important for all areas of our well-being. Our stomachs usually let us know when it’s time to stop and eat. Recognizing that it’s time to recharge mentally, emotionally, spiritually can be…
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