2-stroke smell in the workplace?

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Hello friends,

Im buying a worksman!!! yeah!!! im so excited!

well, heres my question to you. Can i park a 2-stroke bicycle in a closed workarea??

im thinking that 2-strokes smell when burning, but do they smell when cool??

Cheers,

Echo
 
They may have a slightly nice aroma when still hot, but not much if any when cool. Folks either hate or LOVE the smell of castor so I'll leave that out. Just use a more pleasant smelling oil. (you can even get fuel scents from hot rod places and catalogs)

However, I think a larger issue will be the gasoline. Unlikely the codes and insurance will allow that.....
 
insurance companies hate that word

However, I think a larger issue will be the gasoline. Unlikely the codes and insurance will allow that.....

if there are other THINGS around with gas in them
you should be alright

but -- what is mentioned above by Pablo is the true issue
gas inside building can = fire
insurance companies hate that word

put some saddle bags over that engine ??

bottom line -- ride that thing
 
AH the smell of a two stroke!! As mentioned you either love it or hate it. I happen to be one that likes the smell But then again some that know me would say I am slightly warped. :)
 
parking it shouldn't be a big problem. alot of people keep their chainsaws, weedeaters, leaf blowers, etc... in their garages I just wouldnt park it in my house. all gasoline engines have a slight smell of gas in the close proximity of it.

I for one like the smell of 2 stroke. I have come close to buying a couple of 2 stroke cars & trucks over the years, yes they made 2 stroke cars & trucks & imported into the USA at least through the late 1970's

Randy
 
I pull my bicycle into my office when I ride to work. I might roll an E-powered bike inside, but not a petro burning machine.

You might let your mo-bike cool off a few minutes before parking in a closed area. Vapors are vented from the gas cap in reaction to movement during riding. Other than that, it should be ok.
 
Hello friends,

Im buying a worksman!!! yeah!!! im so excited!

well, heres my question to you. Can i park a 2-stroke bicycle in a closed workarea??

im thinking that 2-strokes smell when burning, but do they smell when cool??

Cheers,

Echo

Make sure your gas tank seals tightly even if vented.

About a block away from your destination turn off your fuel petcock and allow the fuel in the carb to be consumed.

You may want it to cool outside for ten minutes ?

Chain your bike so that it can not fall and spill gas. Away from sparks.
, or open flame. LOL
 
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