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[djkak]

dj,
Thanks for the photo it brings up a question. Is there anything that can be done to prevent this or other buildups/deposits from forming on the injectors? I'm thinking good quality fuel would be one source, but was wondering if some of the over the counter additives on a periodic basis would be worth using?

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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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I can

[Fired00d]

dj,
Thanks for your reply. This past summer I noticed my dealer had this new product/service that they were saying that would clean your injectors, intake valves, and ports manufactured by "BG". They were saying that this service would clean all the above-mentioned items and would be sufficient for approximately 10k miles. It was fairly inexpensive ($75) so I opted for this treatment. Below are copies of the brochure that was given to me, also you can refer to this post - Won't be riding this weekend - no warranty for the procedure that was done during the application.

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Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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[Talon]

 I've never used it in my bikes, but used BG44K in cars and trucks, stuff works great. It works so good that if you put it in a vehicle that's really been neglected, it can loosen up stuff and clog fuel filters, jets, or injectors, the BG44K is usually about $19.00.