Older bikes are an asset. But if you can't maintain it properly, it will cut your throat. Regularly one problem after another will come, and your hard-earned money will continue to flow out. As the bike gets older, our love for it diminishes. We don't want to or don't care like before. What is the result? We can't go without it, so we keep going and it keeps giving us a list of expenses one by one. Today I will share with you some tips that if you follow them, your old bike will look like new. What are those tips?
As the bike gets older, it can rust in the fuel tank. This is normal. If you find rust in the fuel tank, it is a big problem and you need to pay attention to it immediately. Otherwise, they may break into smaller pieces and penetrate the fuel system. The result is that it will clog fuel filters and carburetors. There are many types of anti-rash products available in the market that will help you get rid of rust. You can use abrasives to scrape off rust. These will protect the nut bolts from rust. Using hydrochloric or muriatic acid is also a good solution. But when you do, make sure you have the right protective gear.