Marc, you would be amazed at what will melt on the ground here..... in the summer. I will be giving it a go.

 

It won't hurt it, Joel.

Certainly. It's also a stabilizer. I put half a can in and let it sit for months when I winterize my bikes.

Some people actually inject it directly into their air intakes and stuff, and it's recommended on the website. You can directly dump it right into carbs.

 

Thanks Dylan, by the way did you get that transfer to AZ yet? I know a fantastic Realtor.

 

Man, I wish.....
I actually got on our internal site for job posting the other day and there are a couple in the pheonix area, but not quite what I was looking for. I'm gonna keep looking, though...

 

You may just be experiencing the ethanol in the fuel you are buying. That stuff separates and makes the bike run like crap. You can do as mentioned and run a little heavy amount and than go lighter. When my bike starts to act up on crappy gas I put a little in and she runs fine. Seafoam helps to stabilize the fuel and it will run better in general.

 

I recently put it in my crankcase, and gas tank. My F2 was much smoother. Ive got the carbs off right now and i poured seafoam directly into the valve area. Its been sitting for 2 days till i get a new throttle cable. But i can see the valves getting cleaner. pretty cool. I should have taken a before and after pic.

Try it in your car to. Freaking amazing

 

I`ve never seen it locally so had a look on Ebay uk, the only sea foam on there is £ 19.99 a bottle for that price i`m assuming it`s good stuff ??

 

yeah it also is a fuel stabilizer so if you leave it it will be fine for your bike. actually if you are going to be leaving it for a while pick up some startron too. it stabilizes better.

 

check into sierra vista as well i have family there very nice little town. haha i actually wouldnt mind moving down there myself.

 

I have been using sea Foam for about 2 years now. I usually dont even measure the amount I put in either, and it hasnt hurt anything. The other gentleman are right. Sea Foam is also a fuel stabilizer.
The price of Sea Foam has went up about 2 dollars a can in the last year. Must be due to demand.