Everything You Need To Know About Carburetor Cleaning

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Letting your bike sit with fuel for months on end can wreak havoc on your carburetor, leaving the bowl with gummy deposits and plugged jets. However this can be solved quite easily with a little patience...pay close attention and leave your questions below.
-Cameron
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