79 Honda CX 500 Custom discussion forum:Resurrection of the non-winterpoof bike |
Resurrection of the non-winterpoof bike |
Ryan said 2009-10-17 18:46 |
I bought my 1979 CX500 Custom 2 years ago. I rode it for the summer and then stored it in a storage unit over the winter in North Dakota. I didnt know much about the storage of motorcycles and I stupidly did not winterize it at all. I have now moved and want to get it running again a few months ago I was riding it but occasionally the bike would bog down to the point that it would stop. It felt as if I ran out of gas, but there was still plenty of gas. I have now started to work on it. I have drained the fuel, replaced the aging fuel lines and the fuel filter. I wanted some opinion on if I should do anything to the carbs. Should I try to start it now with what ive done or should I replace, rebuild, or even touch the carb??? Thanks in advance, Ryan |
<<Previous Answer Discussion overview Report spam Next>> |
Enter a comment or answer to this messageYou can post your question, answer or comment as a guest. Or enter your e-mail to join the forum and get notifcations of new messages. |
|
More 1979 Honda CX 500 Custom informationOur discussion forums are intended for short messages. We also welcome more extensive motorcycle reviews.Bikez also recommends that you check out the technical data and the riders' rating for the 79 Honda CX 500 Custom. You can also rate it yourself. Use our efficient motorcycle classifieds to sell or buy this bike. Your motorbike gets a high quality presentation. Ads are free. |
BMW
Ducati
Harley-Davidson
Honda
Kawasaki
KTM
Suzuki
Triumph
Yamaha
Specs, rating and the best motorcycle picture collection on the net. Copyright © 1999-2024 Bikez.com.
Specs, rating and the best motorcycle picture collection on the net. Copyright © 1999-2024 Bikez.com.
About Bikez.com. | Contact Bikez.com | Motorcycle catalogue |
Our privacy policy | Do not sell my data | Motorcycle classifieds |