You're good for six months, easy without stabilizer, especially if you fill with premium (which you should in a bike).
You're good for six months, easy without stabilizer, especially if you fill with premium (which you should in a bike).
Particularly with the 10% ethanol we have to burn here in the Houston area and other places around Texas. My understanding, not authoritative, is that ethanol makes water less soluble in gasoline and can cause problems. For this or some other reason, it has to be transported separately and mixed at the point of delivery.And Fuelfather - you're the "fuels pro" here - is modern fuel stable enough to store for 6 months w/o an additive? Based on my refinery contacts, modern gas starts going "stale" within 30-60 days....
It depends on the manufacturer - you need to look in the owners' manual. If it's rated for premium, fine - if not, runnin' premium in it will likely cause other issues down the road.
Hey - what do I know....only ran a fleet for 20 years......