[carlo]

left the bike outside during a heavy rain and water probably went inside the exhaust.
Do you believe that this could rise some problems?

 

[tonyjuliano]

Just run it for a bit - it will be fine


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[DaveInWoodland]

Actually surprised there are no "drain" provisions due to the angle of the exhaust. Running it should resolve any water but over time that seems like a bad design.

 

[Stu]

Just blast it out and bring the motor up to operating temperature. You will be fine and the muffler will survive.

Stu

 

[barfridge]

You could shove a small towel inside to soak up most of it, then dry the rest with a hair dryer set on low. Then sing your bike a lullaby and wrap it in a blanket.

Or just ride the thing. Heat will sort it out pretty quickly.

If you leave it outside for long periods of time without starting it perhaps invest in a rubber bung to seal the end.

 

[TC3]

You could shove a small towel inside to soak up most of it, then dry the rest with a hair dryer set on low. Then sing your bike a lullaby and wrap it in a blanket.

Or just ride the thing. Heat will sort it out pretty quickly.

If you leave it outside for long periods of time without starting it perhaps invest in a rubber bung to seal the end.

Can you share what lullaby works for you

 

[ichitz]

Can you share what lullaby works for you

i'm thinking "rock a bye baby"

 

[barfridge]

Soft kitty,
Warm kitty,
Little ball of fur.
Happy kitty,
Sleepy kitty,
Purr Purr Purr

 

[ichitz]

Soft kitty,
Warm kitty,
Little ball of fur.
Happy kitty,
Sleepy kitty,
Purr Purr Purr

ok yes you win

 

[carlo]

Then sing your bike a lullaby and wrap it in a blanket.

what I do each evening, as suggested at page 132 of the owner's manual :3some:
The song is, of course, Italian:
Dormi bambina, dormi bellina ......