Volume 3, Issue 1 January The WASH UMCI Newsletter of Washington State
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2 Table of Contents Announcements & Tid Bits State Reps Corner Columbia Basin News Inland Northwest News Half A$$ Winterization For Sale Area Reps and Breakfast Schedules Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 12 Page 14 2
3 Announcements & Tid Bits 3
4 State Reps Corner Today is Sunday December 20, and I m setting in my brothers living room in Middletown, PA. Most of you don t know that my brother (Andy) was diagnosed with cancer last month. I m happy to report they caught the cancer early enough and where able to remove all of it. He will be home for Christmas. He hates the bed at the hospital, LOL and what he misses most is riding his Goldwing trike. Will he is in the hospital he told me I could use his Goldwing. So every Sunday I meet a group of his friends at KOA campground. They ride every Sunday all year long as long as the roads are clear. The weather in PA has been great, in the upper 40 s and 50 s during the day. On Christmas day we may have a high of 65 degrees. So you know what I did on Christmas day. I hope everyone had a safe and Happy New Year. Now is the time to start thinking about rides for If you make up a ride schedule for 2016 please share it with all of us by putting in and sending me a copy. Until we meet again, ride safe and make someone smile each and everyday! Rich Hentz WA State Rep. 4
5 Columbia Basin News Hi everyone! I hope that all of you ve had a wonderful 2015 and looking forward to a very prosperous New Year. It has been a very unusual year to this point, I wished that I could say it was a great riding year, but because of my torn hamstring not much riding was done by me. But I m growing closer to maybe getting something done. I have another MRI on the 22nd, then I hope they ll decide what to do. We had our club Christmas party on the 13th with about 23 attending. Bob Kilmer made the Turkey and of course his famous homemade dinner rolls and some absolutely fantastic Sage dressing, my favorite. Kevi and I brought a ham so there was plenty to eat. All the members brought desserts and their favorite dishes, it was great. When the Columbia Basin area has a potluck, and you walk away from the table hungry, that is your own fault. We had our gift exchange, and with that many people it can go on for a while. There were some great gifts this year and went along real smooth, only a few steals. I made a point of thanking our Ride Captain, Ross Andrew, he did an excellent job. He had a ride set up for each and every regular meeting. Unfortunately there were more breakfast eaters than riders, I know. I felt bad but hurt too much to ride along. But looking forward to next year for sure. I plan on making a lot of the rides, for sure. We had our 50/50 drawing and of course I didn t win anything again this year, but its ok, better luck next year. I hope that all of you have a fantastic Christmas and a very Happy New Year!!! Kevin and Kevi Think Spring and Riding, Riding, Riding!! 5
6 Inland Northwest News A bit of a small turnout for our November breakfast and meeting at the Timber Creek Buffet on Saturday, November 7 th. Only nine people showed up. We welcomed new member Tracy Stone from Kettle Falls. Hers was one of the three bikes in the parking lot, the rest of us in cages. Rich told us of a multi-club ride planning meeting coming up December 9 th at Stone Ridge. As of next month, our meeting time will change to 9:00 for the rest of the winter. Pat Ulrich had the honor of drawing the ticket for the 50/50. She drew Rich s ticket. Lucky Rich! The three on bikes, Charley, John and Tracy headed out on a ride after breakfast planning on heading for Reardan, then north on SR 231. The rest of us headed out in all directions in our cages to whatever the day had in store. The sun was shining and the temp was hovering somewhere around or above 40. So my thought is that Charley, John and Tracy got the better deal on this day. It s unlikely we ll see many more like this for a while. Until next month, Tom Wells Looks like I forgot to send the above report in to David for publication. Or it fell through the cracks somehow. At any rate, another small turnout when we met Saturday, December 5 th. And there were no bikes in the parking lot this time due to ice on the roads. That was much improved by the time we left after some good visiting and Billie putting $32 in her pocket from the 50/50 draw. Most of the discussion was about the state rally coming next summer near Granite Falls. The meeting was somewhat brief and that s to be expected this time of year. Everyone is feeling symptoms of PMS (Parked Motorcycle Syndrome) and winter is still quite young. By the time this sees print, Christmas and New Years will be behind us. Here s hoping everyone had a fine holiday season with family and friends. Think Spring!! -Tom Wells 6
7 Half A$$ Winterization by Christian Kuwasaki Let's all face it. We live in the meteorological dead zone of the Pacific Northwest, where overcast days outnumber sun-dress sightings by about 300 to 1. All too often, when the clocks roll back, I tool along behind other cars in heavy traffic under a light drizzle. And I watch with envy as that same Beemer-guy rides past me in the HOV; all toasty and dry in full rain gear and heated vest and gloves, I feel like a wimp. So, I'm not the ultimate hardcore rider. I'm not a 'fair weather rider' either. I'm just an enthusiast who prefers his nipples to be non-frosty. I ride three or four times a week for 6 or 8 months out of the year. And when the temperatures drop below 55, the bike only comes out when there's some sunshine and dry pavement. How do I deal with the cold weather, a semi-idle motorcycle, and the continual desire to be on twowheels, you ask? I do something I call "Half-A$$ Winterization". You guys have heard about "winterization" before. Every fall, I see at least two or three different articles on "winterizing tips". I scan, laugh, and move on to the article about the new Aprilia, or the latest barrage of insults back and forth between the helmets-r-good and the helmets-r-unconstitutional groups. One man's opinion: these winterization lists all suck. They are ridiculously long and involved, and they don't apply to me or to this area. If you live in So Cal, there's no reason to winterize. If you live in Wisconsin, buy the video, take the class and get your certification. Me, I live just outside of Seattle. Even if I only ride ten times between late October and late March, there's no way I'm going to put the bike into full blown hibernation because if that unseasonably warm, sunny day pops up on January 6th, I want to get out and ride and my bike has to be ready to go. So here is the Real World Guide to Winterizing Your Motorcycle in the good old PNW. EXTREMIST TIP: Fill the fuel tank, add fuel stabilizers, turn off the gas, run the engine dry, and empty the float bowls. REALITY: If you can remember to keep beer stocked in the fridge, you can remember to start your bike once a week, and ride it around the block once or twice a month. Buy some Sta-bil. Don't bother draining the float bowls. Fuel stabilizer is good magic. Why? Gas gets old. It gets funky. And it turns into sticky, ooey, gooey varnish. Untreated fuel left sitting in your gas tank and carburetor will semi-solidify and clog the itty bitty sized openings and channels here and there. 7
8 Half A$$ Winterization, continued... Come springtime, your bike will die suddenly, have difficulty idling, or possibly fart in your general direction and refuse to start at all. And if this happens, plan to fork out a few hundred to a local shop to tear down your carburetor, soak the parts in cleaner, and reassemble. Or, you can do it yourself, enjoying 8 hours of adventure and mystery, wondering if that little spring was really necessary, right up until you thumb the starter. I have personal experience here. I'm cheap and mechanically inclined. Trust me on this: there is nothing worse than being Charles-Manson-crazy-excited for your first ride of the year, dying to get out there and raise some hell on two wheels, rolling on the throttle, and getting a "ka-put-put-thup-[silence]" while you madly stomp a foot down to keep from dumping it at 5 miles an hour at a stop sign and looking like a true squid. Not that I have personal experience here. Fuel stabilizer can protect you from this embarrassment. Sta-bil is a brand that has a good reputation. It works by protecting the happy little gasoline molecules from the mean nasty oxygen molecules that break them down and change them into ooey-gooey's. A little bottle of this stuff is well worth the equivalent cost of two or three lattes. It's cheap, easy-to-use insurance. The other part of fuel system winterizing that warrants our attention is keeping your gas tank full. There is a scientific reason behind this. And if I were so inclined, I could go into detail to explain the molecular-level interactions between reactive ions in metal materials and their romantic pursuit of the oxygen component of moisture that, over time, causes corrosion and broken homes. But it would take way too long and nobody really cares about chemistry anyway. Besides, I've seen you guys try to calculate fuel efficiency. The details don't really matter. What matters is this: moisture is bad for metals. If left sitting, the interior walls of your tank will collect moisture. Your tank is metal. You do the math. Or chemistry. Whatever. The Half-A$$ technique: every time you find the huevos to ride a few winter miles, stop at the gas station on your way home, and top it off. Pay attention to how much fuel you add. And when you get home, dribble some Sta-bil in there, based on the ratios they give you on the container. Or get a friend to read the directions for you. EXTREMIST TIP: Change your oil and filter at winter's start and end. Pull the spark plugs and squirt 25cc of oil into the cylinders to coat the walls, piston rings, and valve seats. Rotate the crank by hand to coat the liners and cover the engine parts with oil. REALITY: Run the engine every now and then, and change the oil based on actual calendar age. 8
9 Half A$$ Winterization, continued... Why? If your engine is left to sit for a long time, our old friend (read, "eternal nemesis") moisture sneaks in and attacks the internal metal thingies. Like your mother-in-law who just shows up uninvited, and announces that she's "just visiting for a few days", and then proceeds to raise your children, re-program your wife's brain, and generally nose her way into your routine for two months, destroying any semblance of a normal, private life, until finally you have had it up to HERE and huh? Oh. Right. Moisture. Water + Metal = Rust = Corrosion sucks a mean old Richard. Let's all repeat that to ourselves. The "before and after" winter oil and filter swap is intended to coat and protect the innards with a thin coat of fresh engine juice. The half-a$$'er does this the easy (and fun) way by making sure that your bike doesn't sit silently for months at a time and keeping the oil fresh. Just change your oil and filter as often as you usually do. Assuming you aren't a tightwad or wrench-o -phobe, you should be Jiffy Lubing every 3 to 5 thousand miles, or every 3 to 6 months, whichever comes first. During the winter, go by the calendar-age of the oil instead of the odometer-age. Running the engine degrades the oil, but so do air, moisture, and time. Engine innards are like girls in bikinis: I am happier when they are covered in oil. No offense, ladies, just picture those guys in the 2003 Seattle Fire Department Calendar, it's all the same. The critical point is to keep coated in shiny goodness. Run the engine for 15 or 20 minutes at least once a week during the cold season, even if you aren't riding. This will effectively keep things lubed and protected. And be sure to get on the bike, pull in the clutch, and toe up and down through the gears to lube your transmission as well. Pulling plugs and the rest of that knuckle-busting is all well and good if you are going to put the bike up for a few months, don't expect to ride, and are willing to spend a full weekend day both times to prep it for winter and prep it for spring. But if you want the option to ride, just run it. The engine is happier if you run it. It likes oil, gas, and air flowing through it, to keep away the bad, evil, naughty moisture monster. Make it happy. EXTREMIST TIP: Disconnect your battery from the terminals. Top it off with distilled water (for nonmaintenance-free models). Store it in a cool, dry place. Consider purchasing a "smart" tricklecharger. REALITY: Leave it in the bike. Buy a Battery Tender. Trickle-charge it before your weekly ritual. Run it once a week. 9
10 Half A$$ Winterization, continued... Are you guys picking up on the trend, yet? Don't winterize it. Just don't let it get lonely. A few little things, a few times each month, and your bike will be ready to ride when you are. Modern batteries slowly discharge, all by themselves, just sitting there, doing nothing. The lazy little bastards. When you are riding regularly, you are keeping your battery charged because your motorcycle comes from the factory with (voila!) a charging system. If you aren't going to ride at all for 2 or 3 months, disconnect the battery and store it somewhere. But if you want to ride at a moment's notice, just peel open that tight little wallet and spring for a Battery Tender. These "smart" trickle-chargers only push a current when it is needed. When the battery is fully charged, the system shuts down and monitors the level. Then it kicks back in as necessary. It's a lot like the thermostat in your house, only people don't fight over trickle-chargers. So fuel, oil, battery tie it all together and have a weekend ritual. Saturday night, pull the cover and connect the Battery Tender to the battery terminals. Don't forget to plug in the Battery Tender, as it functions more effectively. I have personal experience with this. Sunday morning, when your neighbors are sleeping in, disconnect the tender and get those exhaust pipe doggies barking. Move the gas and stabilizer through. Move the oil through. Coat the innards. Clean the pipes. Charge the bunny. Getting the common thread here? EXTREMIST TIP: Drop / Raise the pressure in your tires by 5 / 10 psi, and roll the bike up onto plywood or carpet, or put the bike up on front and rear stands. REALITY: Get a carpet scrap or a hunk of MDP or plywood and roll your bike up onto it. This tip is, plain and simple, preventative maintenance and care for your tires. Your tires are rubber, and over time, guess what's bad for rubber? Yep, that's right, moisture. If your tires are left to sit motionless on a concrete garage floor, water droplets collect. By doing anything to keep your tires dry, you are extending their life. The other aspect of this is the fact that cold air shrinks, just like hot air expands. If you don't believe me, go blow up a balloon and stick it in the freezer. Your tires are just big rubber balloons. During the winter, the air in your garage (and in your tires) gets cold. The tire pressure drops and your tires start calling each other names like "flatty" and "soft boy". More surface area on the bottom of the tire collects more moisture. 10
11 Half A$$ Winterization, continued... There isn't much you can do about this, unless you want to install equipment to make your garage a temperature-controlled environment. And I have heard and read people's advice about increasing the pressure a little, or decreasing it a little, before letting the bike sit, and everyone has an opinion here. The bottom line is, keep them dry, and check the pressure during your weekly ritual. It only takes a minute. Besides, which would you rather say: "I had to swap my tires because I was lame and didn't ride for six months and they got wet and flat" or "I had to swap my tires because I ride like a wicked sixth dimension demon and I like to light them up as often as possible." It's your choice, cub scout. EXTREMIST MISCELLANEOUS TIPS: Change your fork oil. Lube your cables. Flush your radiator and put in fresh coolant/water mixture. Spray your bike with lemon-scented furniture polish. Spray rubber protectant on your fork seals. Polish exposed metal and chrome bits. Stuff a rag with some gas in your exhaust pipe, or wrap it with plastic. Wipe down leather and vinyl with cleaning products. REALITY: Take care of your ride. Use common sense. You should be changing your fork oil, replenishing your coolant and water, checking brake fluid, lubing cables, and all of that stuff regardless of what time of year it is. Most of these tips are just space fillers for authors with less verbal diarrhea than yours truly. But I recognize them for what they are: common sense. Keep your bike looking good, and you will get to know it well. Buy the service manual from your local shop. Pay attention to the "little stuff". I'm not saying everyone should become a mechanic. If you don't want to learn to check and adjust valve clearances, that's fine. But give your ride a good wipe down on a regular basis. Look at all of those little containers of liquid and learn what the little lines all mean which is usually "too much" or "too little", by the way, I'm pretty sure. Some people recommend stuffing something in your exhaust pipe or sliding a bag over it to "keep critters out" during the winter months listen, if some poor little rodent or bug crawls all the way up and into my canister (no wise cracks or Richard Gere jokes) well, we all choose our own fate. And if you have rats crawling around in your garage you might consider cleaning your garage. Just a thought. Closing statement: If you ride all year, good for you. If you ride twice a year, sell your bike. If you are like the rest of us, just use common sense and follow some of these general guidelines, give the engine what it wants (fresh oil, fresh fuel, and motion), and you can be a little wimpy during the winters. I have personal experience here. SR! 11
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14 Freedom, Friendship, Food & Fun Our Only Business UMCI Representatives International Rep WA State & Inland NW Area Rep Columbia Basin Area Rep Okanogan Area Rep & Treasure Puget Sound Area Rep Sedro Woolley Area Rep Daniel Magee, Medicine Hat, AB Richard Hentz, Spokane, WA Kevin & Kevi Besel, Othello, WA George & Willie Penner, Okanogan, WA Irene Blanes, Mountlake Terrace, WA Duane Wood, Bow, WA Monthly Breakfast Schedules Columbia Basin Area, 2 nd Sun. Inland Northwest Area, 1 st Sat. Okanogan Area, 1 st Sat. Puget Sound Area, 2 nd Sat. Sedro Woolley Area, 1 st Sat. 8:00am, (9am, Oct-Apr), Bob s Rest., 1807 E. Kittlestone, Moses Lake 8:30am, Timber Creek Buffet, 9211 E. Montgomery, Spokane 8:30am, Contact George , for current location. 8:00am, Denny s Restaurant, th St. I-5, Everett 9:00am, Hometown Café, 818 Metcalf Street, Sedro Woolley David Fitzgerald, Editor UmciNewsWash@gmail.com 14
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