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Thunderstorms And Boating Don't Mix

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The weather is beginning to warm up and soon boats will be getting back out on the water. With spring fully underway, Surdyke Yamaha knows that it’s important to keep an eye on the weather before you head out on the Lake. If you’re not prepared for a thunderstorm while boating, now is the time to prepare. We don’t know when it will happen, where it will happen, or how long it will last. Thunderstorms can be extremely unpredictable, so it’s best to be prepared. The Lake of the Ozark’s best watercraft dealer wants you to stay safe if you run into a thunderstorm while out boating, so we have put together a list of tips to keep in mind in case you get stuck in an unfortunate weather scenario.  Always Check The Forecast First This is crucial to boating safely because the weather is unpredictable and can change quickly. This could leave boaters in a bad situation, especially if they aren’t properly prepared. It’s a good idea to download a weather app on your phone and set u...

Easy Steps to De-Winterize Your Motorcycle

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We’ve been having some beautiful, warmer weather at the Lake of the Ozarks. When the weather is warm, but not quite warm enough to get the boat out, there's only one thing left - get the bike out of the garage and enjoy it. At Surdyke Yamaha , we can provide you with the best motorcycles at the Lake of the Ozarks and with exceptional service as well. When you don't know what to do about a strange sound or sticky gears, we can help you find the reason and get you back out on the road. Here are a few things to remember as you start to pull your bike out and get it ready to hit the road. Examine The Tires Make sure you take a look at your tires and be sure that they are filled to the appropriate level. If you stored your bike on the floor of your garage, you'll also want to check the tread and make sure that the floor didn't disfigure them. Recharge Your Battery If part of your winterization process was to take the battery off and store it separately, ...