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I see people stand up quads all the time in the back of trucks/trailers.

How safe is this for the bikes?

Is there anything to worry about or look out for?

 

Also, Storage.. Would it be a bad idea to store my bike standing up on the rear grab bar?

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I see people stand up quads all the time in the back of trucks/trailers.

How safe is this for the bikes?

Is there anything to worry about or look out for?

 

Also, Storage.. Would it be a bad idea to store my bike standing up on the rear grab bar?

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I dont see where it would hurt anything. As long as the fuel is off. LOL How long are you planning on storing it?

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I see people stand up quads all the time in the back of trucks/trailers.

How safe is this for the bikes?

Is there anything to worry about or look out for?

 

Also, Storage.. Would it be a bad idea to store my bike standing up on the rear grab bar?

 

 

Yeah make sure the carbs are all dry. I stood mine up and some ran out the carbs and through my K&N. So I have goopy red oil and gas in the airbox, then I had to clean and re-oil the filter. Would have saved some time to just run it out of gas!

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drain your carbs, NP.

 

Ill say it the 12th time too. shut off the gas. ALSO not mentioned, if like myself you dont use a rear case vent line, your oil may leak out of that too.

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forgot about the vent line, if you got one it will be directly under your rear engine mount. (plastic piece with a hose) iif that aint there, theres a hole you may wanna plug up if your worried about oil drippin

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