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Ever tried to start your old motorcycle that has been 'laid-up' over the winter period when the petrol in the tank has 'seperated'? Same with petrol garden tools. Petrol degrades and then the engines fail to start. Using a good quality fuel stabilser such as this product will stop just that. I have been using this product for many years in my motorcycles garaged over the winter and they start straight away in the spring. Absolute must in my opinion. Full tank of fuel, add half a small bottle and run the engine for a few minutes to get the additive through the system. Recommended.
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This product is really work I have used in the past and it does work so that you can store your bike up to 6 months and it will start with a good battery like it’s fresh petrol I recommend this very much
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Now that petrol has so much ethanol in it, you need this stuff for over wintering boat engines, mowers, strimmers etc. There are many products available, but this one is good value.
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Due to the current crisis my bike will be laid up for a while so I've added this to my tanks to prevent the fuel from going stale. It's added at 1oz per gallon. It looks to be American so I've done it to US gallons (Don't think it will make a lot of difference between UK & US as there's not much in it) I've used it before in my mower and it ran fine after standing for 6 months. The manufacturer says fuel can be stored up to 2 years with this additive. For the price it's a lot cheaper than draining and refilling tanks and when the crisis is over I'll be ready to go!
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Storing the bike over winter added most of the bottle to a full tank and forget about it, no worries of stale fuel come spring
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