Thank You for the great video. I am going through the same thing and was trying to suck on fish tank tubing to siphon the gas out which wasn't working too well. I went on Amazon and bought the exact same pump you used in the video. I am going to siphon, then dump some fresh gas, then siphon, then some more fresh gas the siphon again. It doesn't do any good to take the tank off and turn it upside down and pour the bad gas out because it doesn't all come out that way. I kina like you man, on a budget and like doing it the lazy way... Thanks again for the great video.
I need to do this for my 650 too. Can you clean it out by recyling the gas... as in siphon, dump some fresh gas, siphon, put in the same gas again, siphon.. etc about 6-10 times? Or should I put in fresh gas to siphon off each time ?
@@YouMotorcycle Thanks for the response, man. I am not sure how bad it is yet. My gas cap is stuck, and I am trying to get it to open. I know there is gas in it, but its several years old now. I am using 3-1 lubricant, but it doesn't seem to move much yet. I am wondering if I can remove the screws around the gas cap and lift it out that way... any thoughts ?
Awesome video man. I am actually buying a ninja 250 tomorrow, for ironically $250. I have to do this though too, because it's been sitting in the garage collecting dust for 2 years.
It'd a lot quicker, easier, and cheaper to just get some gas hose and suck the end of it. Once you see it move below the tank in the hose, place the hose quickly into the secondary storage. No gas in mouth.
It ran great, sold very quickly, and I only had time to make a super rushed video about it... Which has a problem with the audio so I just left it alone. Hope it's still out there somewhere!
Hey Tracy, what do you mean too lazy to get a gas can? You can see me pouring fresh gas in from a gas can at 4:45 into the video. The store keeps whatever containers you bring gas in, so if I brought them 3 gas cans I would be out of pocket $50. Old juice containers are free. Nothing lazy about it...
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Thank You for the great video. I am going through the same thing and was trying to suck on fish tank tubing to siphon the gas out which wasn't working too well. I went on Amazon and bought the exact same pump you used in the video. I am going to siphon, then dump some fresh gas, then siphon, then some more fresh gas the siphon again. It doesn't do any good to take the tank off and turn it upside down and pour the bad gas out because it doesn't all come out that way. I kina like you man, on a budget and like doing it the lazy way... Thanks again for the great video.
lol thanks man, glad the hand pump was able to get it out for you!
I need to do this for my 650 too. Can you clean it out by recyling the gas... as in siphon, dump some fresh gas, siphon, put in the same gas again, siphon.. etc about 6-10 times? Or should I put in fresh gas to siphon off each time ?
@@AshwinKumar75 if you're that concerned or its that bad I would consider removing the tank completely. Why recycle old gas through it??
@@YouMotorcycle Thanks for the response, man. I am not sure how bad it is yet. My gas cap is stuck, and I am trying to get it to open. I know there is gas in it, but its several years old now. I am using 3-1 lubricant, but it doesn't seem to move much yet. I am wondering if I can remove the screws around the gas cap and lift it out that way... any thoughts ?
@@AshwinKumar75 I think you need the key. Which is a good thing. Otherwise thieves could easily keep refilling the tank and joy riding.
Awesome video man. I am actually buying a ninja 250 tomorrow, for ironically $250. I have to do this though too, because it's been sitting in the garage collecting dust for 2 years.
Still a great buy. Did you see the other videos in the series?
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It'd a lot quicker, easier, and cheaper to just get some gas hose and suck the end of it. Once you see it move below the tank in the hose, place the hose quickly into the secondary storage. No gas in mouth.
Never underestimate my clumsiness 😂
Did you find the link for the device you used to drain?
amzn.to/2HpfE7n right here - I thought it was in the description too though, no?
so whatever happened to the bike?
It ran great, sold very quickly, and I only had time to make a super rushed video about it... Which has a problem with the audio so I just left it alone. Hope it's still out there somewhere!
@@YouMotorcycle too bad was hoping for some more 650 rebuild vids
Maybe next time lol, sorry
2:49 the worst angle for the camera🤦🏻♂️
Just make a better video than mine then 😊
@@YouMotorcycle haha, no disrespect ofc✌🏻. Just about to do the same thing with my bike
If there is only 200 miles why was there an oil change lol
... because oil goes bad. That's why your service manual will say something like "Replace every 6,000 km or every year, whichever comes first."
100 percent was your fault I saw the cones the whole way down man I’m glad this old and I hope you learned a lot from it
What's my fault? What cones? What are you talking about? 😂
It blows my mind you're to lazy to go get a gas can. But you're ok with driving juice boxes full of gas to a store.
Hey Tracy, what do you mean too lazy to get a gas can? You can see me pouring fresh gas in from a gas can at 4:45 into the video. The store keeps whatever containers you bring gas in, so if I brought them 3 gas cans I would be out of pocket $50. Old juice containers are free. Nothing lazy about it...
Tracy get that stick out your ass damn lol