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a c c e s s o r i e s Australian debut for top selling fuel stabiliser The launch of America’s top selling fuel stabiliser on the Australian market is set to overcome starting and fuel problems for cars and motorcycles not in regular use, particularly classic, veteran and vintage vehicles. The world renowned STA-BIL Fuel Stabiliser marketed in Australasia by international company Trico Products, addresses the serious issue of stale fuel that can create problems for engines that are stored for periods without use. Fuel that is stored either in a can or in the engine fuel tank, starts going stale after a little more than a month, resulting in hard starting, poor performance and reduced engine life. When added to fresh fuel, STA-BIL Fuel Stabiliser stops the formation of gum and varnish in engines. It contains corrosion prevention additives to fight the damaging effects of Ethanol in fuels and cleans fuel injectors and carburettors, restoring performance. Marketed for over forty years and recommended by more than one hundred engine and equipment manufacturers, STA- BIL Fuel Stabiliser is safe to use in any petrol engine and is used by millions throughout the world. It contains no additives that can harm any engine, fuel injectors or catalytic converters but until now has been virtually unknown to Australian market consumers who are yet to experience the benefits of this amazing additive. When storing vehicles for longer periods, many people drain the fuel tank creating a host of additional problems as it is impossible to get all the fuel out of the system simply by draining. It generally requires the fuel lines to be blown out otherwise sufficient fuel will remain in the system to gum up the engine. Once drained of fuel, bare metal in the tank and system are exposed to air and moisture causing harmful rust and corrosion to form. Additionally, gaskets tend to dry out and crack leading to leaks when the system is refilled. Draining fuel also creates its own problems when attempting its disposal in an environmentally safe way. The addition of STA-BIL Fuel Stabiliser to fresh fuel will keep it fresh for twelve months. With double the recommended STA-BIL dosage, fuel will remain fresh for more than twenty-four months and its use with Ethanol blend fuels prevents induced water attraction and separation. The ideal solution for cars and motorcycles not in regular use is to add STA-BIL Fuel Stabiliser to a full tank of fresh fuel and be ready to go for a quick start. STA-BIL is a concentrated formula that requires just 30mL per 9.5 litres of fuel. Suitable for all petrol engines the extensive market potential applications for STA-BIL covers cars (including classic, veteran and vintage); motorcycles; inboard and outboard marine engines; lawnmowers; motorised garden blowers and equipment; chain saws; generator plants etc. New STA-BIL Fuel Stabiliser is available in handy 118mL, 236mL and 473mL size bottles and once a bottle of STA-BIL is opened the formula will remain good for two years. For more information call Trico Products 03 9271 3288. New Clear Veyes Clear Veyes is a new visionary product that will help riders improve their view. Designed to wear on the accelerator wrist attached with a wide Velcro strap, to limit interference with riding, keeping Clear Veyes readily accessible. The Clear Veyes is ready to clean a visor at any time or the phone or GPS. The upper pocket holds the phone or GPS and the lower pocket holds the ‘Viper’ Sponge. Replacement ‘Vipers’ are available. For more information contact OzzieMoto 03 5986 6271 or visit www.ozziemoto.com.au BIKE<strong>Business</strong> 13 Nov - Dec 2009 b u s i n e s s t o b u s i n e s s
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