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Yeah, put a few ounces of Seafoam in it, filled the tank, and ran it around the block to get it circulated. I put Sta-Bil in the Buell last year and it didn't respond the way I would have liked when I got it out. So I stopped using it and haven't had issues since.
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Good to know, I used stabil in the past on my track bike and TL and had no issue, but will go with the seafoam for the buell just ot be on the safe side.
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Not saying that was the problem...but I've used Seafoam several times with zero issue.
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