[CaptainMidnight85]

Is there such a thing as "Ethanol-Free" in Canada?

 

[CaptainMidnight85]

I use them. I've a kit of my own, actually.

 

[CaptainMidnight85]

I tested the cheapest gas in town here, Gas Plus > E10 91 octane @ $3.369 per gallon = 4% Ethanol

The Get-N-Go on 12th & West (it's competitor) > E10 91 octane @ $3.499 per gallon = 9% Ethanol
The Get-N-Go has regular unleaded 87 octane (no Ethanol) @ $3.699 per gallon
The Get-N-Go has premium unleaded 91 octane (no Ethanol) @ $3.899 per gallon

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Most common logic would say different...
Testing does pay for itself.

 

[CaptainMidnight85]

I pour the test samples into my used oil which is usually in milk jugs. I take those periodically to the harzardous waste disposal here in town after I get 4 or 5 gallon jugs filled.
A fella use to come by and take the used oil to burn in his waste oil heater, but haven't seen him this winter. Thinking of making my own for my garage.

 

[CaptainMidnight85]

I good friend of mine that lives in Maryland actually heats his business (garage) with a oil heater. Works for him as he does lots of oil changes!

Yep, I've a mobile home furnace that I'm going to use. I missed out on a couple of really nice plastic 55 gallon barrels for free a couple of weeks ago.
I've a plan...

 

[CaptainMidnight85]

where can I go to see all my bike has, I guess you know by now am a girl and I don't even know where my gas tank is and what type of fuel to use:sadguy:

You're at the right place.
One of the 1500 owners will point you in a direction to familiarize yourself with the bike.
Hand in there...