[stroguy]

Just put the first 100 miles on the bike and had a sneaking suspicion that the fuel was old showroom fuel. Bike just seemed to chug chug chug too much at low rpm's. So today at 100 miles I put some 93 octane ( I know it doesn't add power or efficiency) and some Lucas fuel treatment to a full tank, took 2.3 gallons. After about 10 miles I could feel the transition to better acceleration and less chatter from the engine. Will keep you advised but when I rid the system of this fuel I expect it to get better.

 

[UrbanRage]

Good choice with the Lucas Fuel Treatment. IMHO, I think it is one of the best products on the market. Glad to hear it is getting better.

 

[ROADKILL]

If it doesn't clear all the way up put a can of Sea-Foam in the tank next fill up.

 

[strykme1]

How often should you use the Lucas or the Seafoam?

 

[UrbanRage]

You can use the Lucas everytime, but honestly that would be overkill. I try to run it once a month... if I remember lol.....

I have heard alot of great things about SeaFoam also, but don't know to much about it.

 

[stroguy]

I do like the Lucas as well. You can buy the small bottle and just use a third at every other or fifth or seventh fill up. I used 1/3 a bottle on a full tank, will use 1/3 every fill up for the next few tanks to hopefully rid and gumming or varnish in the tank and lines.

 

[11Stryker]

I use Seafoam or Techron at every fill and I only use non ethanol gas. We have 1 station here that sells it mainly for the boaters.

 

[szabla]

I use Coleman's camp fuel 95% and 5% 2 stoke oil mixed, about 2-3 oz depending if I want to increase octane level or not.

 

[JimmyA]

If it doesn't clear all the way up put a can of Sea-Foam in the tank next fill up.

Awesome stuff, doesn't taste bad either.