Spring is right around the corner. If you’re itching to get out at the first sign of asphalt, it’s time to check your gear and “spring” for some replacements that’ll keep you riding all season long.
It's no secret that batteries lose their charge when not being used for long periods of time, like while in seasonal storage. However, short trips and infrequent use, drains from alarms and other auxiliary electronics can also take their toll, and you may never know until it leaves you flat. This is where a battery maintainer comes in.
This question has come up a few times recently: Mike, I change my oil once a year, does it really matter if I do it at the end or the beginning of the season?
The short answer: Yes, and at the end is your best choice. Here's why:
If you're like me, you'd rather be riding than wrenching. So let's have a quick look at the easy way to winterize your bike, and be sure it's done right and won't give you troubles in the spring!
