It's that time of year we just had our first snowfall, now it's time to put the bike away, what should i be doing, filling the tank adding stabilizer, changing oil and filter, lubricating all moving points, removing the battery, and someone mentioned removing the plugs and spraying fogging oil in, anything else that i'm missing?
From the GS500 FAQ at http://gstwin.variders.com
Q: How do I properly winterize my bike?
A: Adam Glass has written an excellent tutorial for winterizing any motorcycle. It applies very well to the GS and can be found here:
http://www.clarity.net/~adam/winter-storage.html
But to answer your question more directly, how about some kind of physical security for it? :dunno:
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wax on, wax off. you must learn descipline before the snow melts young one.