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Higher Altitude has lower air preasure so unless a bike has a turbo or supper charger lower octain is ok. I live at 7k feet and in Colorado they sell
85 octane as regular unleaded. It works fine in all
my vehicles and bikes. The only thing if we drive
to a lower altitude (below 5k) I need to put mid grade in the cars or they will ping. Both cars have the 4.6l ford motor.
85 octane as regular unleaded. It works fine in all
my vehicles and bikes. The only thing if we drive
to a lower altitude (below 5k) I need to put mid grade in the cars or they will ping. Both cars have the 4.6l ford motor.
Re: DO NOT MIX AT HOME!
Everything causes cancer. Why dont you research the contaminants diesel has put into the LA air? Just by living there you are at a risk of cancer. Do you live by a power plant? tack on a few more cancer points. Carry a cell phone??? add some more. Ever use a microwave? your killing yourself.
Give it up. Your still going to die.
Everything causes cancer. Why dont you research the contaminants diesel has put into the LA air? Just by living there you are at a risk of cancer. Do you live by a power plant? tack on a few more cancer points. Carry a cell phone??? add some more. Ever use a microwave? your killing yourself.
Give it up. Your still going to die.
Re: DO NOT MIX AT HOME!
I think the point is that these chemicals should not be taken lightly. You don't go and swim in the Diesel that polluted the LA air. As for the power plant, cell phone, microwave... Yeah and riding in the winter is going to give me pneumonia (see my mother in law for more wives tales).
We all want to ride forever so check your MSDS pages that come with all chemicals. Dispose of excess properly...that way we don't end up swimming in the stuff without knowing it.
I think the point is that these chemicals should not be taken lightly. You don't go and swim in the Diesel that polluted the LA air. As for the power plant, cell phone, microwave... Yeah and riding in the winter is going to give me pneumonia (see my mother in law for more wives tales).
We all want to ride forever so check your MSDS pages that come with all chemicals. Dispose of excess properly...that way we don't end up swimming in the stuff without knowing it.
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