mpg question.
you guys are lucky to have a light.
my 95 is just a tap the tank and guess and if it starts to stumble then quickly switch over to the reserve and find a gas station. i had to switch over to reserve on my way up a large bridge on my way to work this morning. stalling out on a very tall "scenic" bridge with no shoulder and one lane each way is not my idea of fun.
my 95 is just a tap the tank and guess and if it starts to stumble then quickly switch over to the reserve and find a gas station. i had to switch over to reserve on my way up a large bridge on my way to work this morning. stalling out on a very tall "scenic" bridge with no shoulder and one lane each way is not my idea of fun.
you could have a fuel light too, they only cost around $8.999

ORIGINAL: Kohburn
you guys are lucky to have a light.
my 95 is just a tap the tank and guess and if it starts to stumble then quickly switch over to the reserve and find a gas station. i had to switch over to reserve on my way up a large bridge on my way to work this morning. stalling out on a very tall "scenic" bridge with no shoulder and one lane each way is not my idea of fun.
you guys are lucky to have a light.
my 95 is just a tap the tank and guess and if it starts to stumble then quickly switch over to the reserve and find a gas station. i had to switch over to reserve on my way up a large bridge on my way to work this morning. stalling out on a very tall "scenic" bridge with no shoulder and one lane each way is not my idea of fun.
ORIGINAL: hoedogg
you could have a fuel light too, they only cost around $8.999
you could have a fuel light too, they only cost around $8.999

ORIGINAL: Kohburn
you guys are lucky to have a light.
my 95 is just a tap the tank and guess and if it starts to stumble then quickly switch over to the reserve and find a gas station. i had to switch over to reserve on my way up a large bridge on my way to work this morning. stalling out on a very tall "scenic" bridge with no shoulder and one lane each way is not my idea of fun.
you guys are lucky to have a light.
my 95 is just a tap the tank and guess and if it starts to stumble then quickly switch over to the reserve and find a gas station. i had to switch over to reserve on my way up a large bridge on my way to work this morning. stalling out on a very tall "scenic" bridge with no shoulder and one lane each way is not my idea of fun.
i'll enjoy my 2,000 lightless tank.
on topic i get about 42mpg with mixed riding. haven't done any long highway cruises with the bike yet.
ORIGINAL: OMalley912
Same here average 41 mpg and without interstate riding. 05 636 I have. Looks like I'm holding it a little more wide open than you speed!
Same here average 41 mpg and without interstate riding. 05 636 I have. Looks like I'm holding it a little more wide open than you speed!
it's all the stop and go. ive got the same bike but i do more freeway then city. so im getting a little better.
ORIGINAL: jazzman
i must be thrashing mine too then, i only get 110 or so till my light is on. 99.9% city driving. 2007 6r
i must be thrashing mine too then, i only get 110 or so till my light is on. 99.9% city driving. 2007 6r
I wouldn't call it thrashing, maybe beating the peese out of it in a semi- controlled eviroment!
stop, go, stop pin it, go pin it, stop rev it, take off slow then pin and tuck ect!
stop, go, stop pin it, go pin it, stop rev it, take off slow then pin and tuck ect!
I dont wail on it THAT bad... in fact I think i have only seen the shift limiter light one time the entire 1600 miles I have on it. And well, I don't take off like a grandma and her 78' cutlass, but I dont leave every light like a bat out of hell either. I dont neccesarily try to go for the best fuel economy either though. 33-35mpg is still more than twice as good as I can get being the nicest possible driver in my gas-hogging SUV. :P Still I wish my range were a little better I guess I will just stop and chat with the locals more often when going on a trip.
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