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Yep, Seafoam is really good fuel additive for bikes that have been sitting around for a while. You can purchase it at many parts stores - I know Advance Auto Parts carries it, for instance. But, like all fuel additives, one should not overdo it - sometimes the solvents that do such a good job of removing gum and varnish deposits can start to attack the delicate rubber and plastic parts of your fuel system. Once you have your bike running properly, you should stop using them. If you have to store your bike, it's better to drain the fuel tank and carburetor bowls and thereby prevent deposits than it is to rely on added solvents to remove them. The first generation Hinckley triumphs are less forgiving of old gas than your car or truck.
[ This message was edited by: ChiefTBS on 2007-04-12 17:26 ]
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