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fitbmxseries1 · 07-03-2008

id recomend keeping your tank full at all times, after each ride fill it back up. It keeps your gas tank from rusting. and running out of gas from happening lol.
I got my carbs redone on my bike a few months ago but when i brought it in i filled the tank up, got the bike back and rode it about 40 miles then ran out of gas... at first i thought OMG they messed my carbs up or somthing cause its not running any more. I was about to call the dealership and stir up a $h%t storm when my girlfreind called me and said "your probably just out of gas" and wouldnt you know it.... i was. it was embarrassing because every biker who passed me had to stop and see if everything was all right (which made me feel really good that people were stopping and checking if i was ok) but then having to explain i ran out of gas was kinda lame lol

07-03-2008	#6 (permalink)
fitbmxseries1 Can't find time to ride BTK Expert Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 652	id recomend keeping your tank full at all times, after each ride fill it back up. It keeps your gas tank from rusting. and running out of gas from happening lol. I got my carbs redone on my bike a few months ago but when i brought it in i filled the tank up, got the bike back and rode it about 40 miles then ran out of gas... at first i thought OMG they messed my carbs up or somthing cause its not running any more. I was about to call the dealership and stir up a $h%t storm when my girlfreind called me and said "your probably just out of gas" and wouldnt you know it.... i was. it was embarrassing because every biker who passed me had to stop and see if everything was all right (which made me feel really good that people were stopping and checking if i was ok) but then having to explain i ran out of gas was kinda lame lol __________________ I could be a tall horse jockey but horses are too slow.