DISCLAIMERS:

Randakk's Cycle Shakk LLC MAKES NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, except that the parts sold shall conform to the examples and representations contained in this website.

Buyer assumes all risks and liability resulting from the use and installation of any purchased product. Randakk's Cycle Shakk LLC neither assumes nor authorizes any person to assume for Randakk's Cycle Shakk LLC any other liability in connection with the sale, use or installation of the products sold, and there are no oral agreements or warranties collateral to or affecting any sale.

Motorcycle ownership, maintenance and operation carry inherent risks. These risks are born solely by Buyer. Motorcycle maintenance and repair procedures must be carried out with care and precision by someone with the skill and experience to ensure that vehicle safety is not compromised. Mistakes can lead to property loss, injury and death.

All customers and prospective customers are advised that product installations should be done by a competent motorcycle mechanic if there is ANY DOUBT WHATSOEVER OF PURCHASER'S ABILITY TO PERFORM THE REQUIRED WORK CORRECTLY.

Certain parts available on this website may not be approved for public use by various jurisdictions. Randakk's Cycle Shakk LLC does not endorse the use or installation of any products in noncompliance with applicable law. Randakk's Cycle Shakk LLC does not warrant that any of the products available on this website will meet or comply with the requirements of any safety code or regulation of any state, municipality or other jurisdiction. It is the buyer's sole responsibility to understand and abide by applicable laws.

Fuel Issues: All internal carburetor parts offered for sale by Randakk's Cycle Shakk are approved for use with gasoline. The materials are long-established to be impervious to gasoline by the chemical firms which provide the materials. They will also tolerate a reasonable amount of ethanol in the "gasohol" fuel which is commonly marketed as gasoline in many markets in the US (with or without notice at the pump). E10 (10% ethanol) is an acceptable fuel as well as "seasonal" fuel (15% ethanol) which is marketed for summer use in some markets. This is the maximum recommended amount of ethanol in fuel marketed as "gasoline" for use in carbureted engines. Avoid ethanol altogether if you can, as ethanol attracts moisture which can lead to internal corrosion of metals inside the carbs.

Higher concentrations of ethanol are known to cause disintegration of rubber components. E85 (85% ethanol) must absolutely be avoided and not used under any circumstances...even emergencies. It will ruin the rubber fuel system components in any vehicle that is not certified as a Flex Fuel vehicle.

Continuous use of in-tank fuel cleaners or using in higher concentrations than recommended is bad and can lead to premature destruction of internal carb rubber parts. Float bowl gaskets in particular are prone to shrinkage in the face of fuel additive abuse. The only cleaner I recommend is the Yamaha product for "on bike" dirty carb rehab efforts...it's effective and harder to misuse. Put the Yamaha product in the fuel bowls only...not in the fuel tank! More here.

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