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    Gilera DNA 125 - Posted on 2010-03-08 12:10:27

SHAUNRYAN
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Hey completely new to bikes might sound stupid but is there any special type of anti freeze anyone would recommend and stupicd question number 2 would water work lol shows how new i am right there lol cheers

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   Gilera DNA 125 - Posted on 2010-03-08 15:29:58

the_ox
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I would have thought water alone is a serious NO NO as its boiling point is far too low. An average engine runs at 90oC.
Usually a 50/50 mix or sometimes a 100% mix would be used.
This link should give you all the details you need or the phone number which will help.

http://www.maxmoto.co.uk/gilera_dna_50_125_180.shtml

Another option is to read the user manual.

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   Gilera DNA 125 - Posted on 2010-03-08 20:38:17

vfor
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Technically incorrect, the boiling point (temperature) of water is raised within a sealed system as you raise the pressure

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   Gilera DNA 125 - Posted on 2010-03-09 13:28:19

the_ox
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I`ll stand corrected.
I do know several manufacturers use a 100% mix for their systems.
It is for corrosion protection and more efficient thermal protection in smaller cooling systems or racing applications. So in most likleyhood yours would be concentrate of Antifreeze/coolant.

Thanks for the heads up there Vfor.

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   Gilera DNA 125 - Posted on 2010-03-10 14:48:59

SHAUNRYAN
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cheers dudes been very helpful ;)

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   Gilera DNA 125 - Posted on 2010-03-19 21:12:03

ohsomadeddie
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gilera dna 125 now that takes me back, cant remember to where though
sittin next to m4/a4 interchange.... town centre newbury.... weston super mare seafront or a370 out of weston super mare each time i was sat for a good hour or 2 by the side of the road as the bloody thing kept breaking down and it was brand new when i brought it, i got shot of it within a year. couldnt trust the bloody thing to get me to local shops which are across the road

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