What! are you sure its not kmslee67 wrote:mines got carbon cans'...k&n and dynojetted stage 1...yesterdays rideout i did 170 + miles...all on £16 of petrol

What! are you sure its not kmslee67 wrote:mines got carbon cans'...k&n and dynojetted stage 1...yesterdays rideout i did 170 + miles...all on £16 of petrol
Are you sure yours does not have the bigger tank! I do not think I could get £16 of petrol in mine. £14.50 is a full tank (reserve light on)lee67 wrote:yep mines an 01 with the smaller tank......two up steady 80 mph or so..odd overtake at 100 or so....put in £16 all day and did 170+ MILES...only had bike 2 weeks, last week did 113miles to £10..solo...but im used to riding v twins, just come from a beast of a tl'...still cant grumble for mpg...maybe the dynojet/k&n and dyno runs have helped overall mpg
Good on yer I struggle to get 49 MPG from a Mondeo TDCI, and I drive like a girl (no pun intended before I get linched)lee67 wrote:correct bob, a £9 and a £7.....hence £16...checked bike 178 miles..and petrol left...go figure
So, was the £7 put in when you got home?correct bob, a £9 and a £7.....hence £16...checked bike 178 miles..and petrol left...go figure
If your up and down the box in town/commuting up and down I think thats the best to expect.Mad Ax wrote:Using my Storm as a battering ram to force through traffic every morning, I'm lucky if I get a week to a tank. Approx 20 miles per day, 5 days per week - I reckon I'm getting just under 100 miles to a tank, mostly low-speed city traffic with a few fast overtakes once out on the open roads... Was a bit of a shock coming from an oil-cooled GSXR 750![]()
Sometimes I feel like I'm doing the environment a favour by leaving the bike at home and taking my 2.9 Granada to work instead... Tis a heavy old bus, but the heated seats make it worthwhile this time of year