Hello from Pennsylvania!!

[Trapper_Randy]

I found this site while looking for help with my wifes GZ250. The carb was all gummed up and I thought I was gonna have to rebuild it but after looking through this site and a can of seafoam and its all good.
I ride a 94 Suzuki Intruder 800 and the wife has 2002 GZ 250. Thaks for all the info!!


T_R

[mhoughton]

Welcome to the forum. Where do you live in Pennsylvania?

[Water Warrior 2]

Welcome Trapper. Is your wife new to riding her own bike?

[mole2]

Welcome to the forum from South Carolina. Ride safe.


:)

[Rionna]

Welcome to the forum from Ohio. How does your wife like her GZ so far?

[Tugboat Annie]

Welcome from Illinois! Seafoam is great stuff!

[Trapper_Randy]

We live in Oil City Pa. My wife bought her GZ250 about 6 or 7 years ago, but has not had much time to ride we had twins 5 yrs ago. She does like her bike but she is talking about going a little bigger in a couple of years. I think I will be using the saefoam in a few more things that I own.

T_R

[Rookie Rider]

New York here, welcome aboard.

[mole2]

We live in Oil City Pa. My wife bought her GZ250 about 6 or 7 years ago, but has not had much time to ride we had twins 5 yrs ago. She does like her bike but she is talking about going a little bigger in a couple of years. I think I will be using the saefoam in a few more things that I own.

T_R

You can basically eliminate the use of Seafoam if you add Stabil at every fill up. I do that with my V-Star, my Dodge Durango (which sits for long periods of time), my boat and all my yard equipment. It preserves the fuel (for up to 2 years - I know from experience :) ) and cleans the system.


:)

[jonathan180iq]

http://i45.tinypic.com/18p4q1.jpg

I prefer this one, because it looks more retro. That means it works better.

Actually, I just like it because it smells like cherry mint petroleum.