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Been kinda busy recently and haven't had a chance to throw in my 2 cents on a few articles. In my opinion, I think you are better off putting Stabil in and running the bike for a few minutes to make sure it works its way through the system and then topping off the tank. On a carb bike, you can drain, BUT, unless you do a good job, you are likely to still get varnish build up in the spring on the parts that didn't throughly drain. Then you end up having to tear the carbs apart for a cleaning - which is what should be done in the fall if decide to skip the Stabil route. On a FI bike, draining is not even an option any more. <br /><br />Also, remember to fill any metal tank as full as possible while storing for winter so rust doesn't build up on the inside of the tank. Condensation from the air will "sweat" on the sides of the tank where it is not covered by gas and start rusting. The other option is to drain the tank dry and spray fogging oil into it, but I think the Stabil answer is just so much easier to do.
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