1. Shake the jerry can vigorously for several minutes. This will help to mix any oil that may have settled at the bottom of the can.
2. Open the jerry can and pour a small amount of fuel into a clear container, such as a glass or a plastic bottle.
3. Look for any signs of oil in the fuel, such as a milky appearance or droplets of oil floating on the surface.
If you see any signs of oil, then it means that the fuel has been mixed correctly. If you do not see any signs of oil, then it means that the fuel has not been mixed correctly and you will need to add oil.
Here are some additional tips for mixing fuel for a 2-stroke dirt bike:
* Always use the type of oil that is recommended by the manufacturer of your dirt bike.
* Mix the fuel according to the ratio that is recommended by the manufacturer of your dirt bike.
* If you are not sure how to mix fuel for your dirt bike, consult with a qualified mechanic.
