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From: Buford, GA
There's also a Sunoco Racing Fuels in Huntington Station.
http://www.sunocoracefuels.com/fuel-...fid=&range=300
Last edited by Tony_N; Mar 24, 2017 at 08:39 AM.
There's a BP a mile from my house that sells non-ethanol 93 octane. I usually go there. Not that I think it matters all that much. It just makes me feel good thinking I'm doing something nice for my bike.
When I'm out on the road, usually you just take what you can get.
Honestly, I've never noticed any difference in gas in terms of performance or mileage.
When I'm out on the road, usually you just take what you can get.
Honestly, I've never noticed any difference in gas in terms of performance or mileage.
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From: Poolville
Glad to help Bob. There's a VP Racing Fuel distributor on Long Island ... Montauk Native Gas. Try contacting them to see if they have anything close to you.
There's also a Sunoco Racing Fuels in Huntington Station.
http://www.sunocoracefuels.com/fuel-...fid=&range=300
There's also a Sunoco Racing Fuels in Huntington Station.
http://www.sunocoracefuels.com/fuel-...fid=&range=300
There's a BP a mile from my house that sells non-ethanol 93 octane. I usually go there. Not that I think it matters all that much. It just makes me feel good thinking I'm doing something nice for my bike.
When I'm out on the road, usually you just take what you can get.
Honestly, I've never noticed any difference in gas in terms of performance or mileage.
When I'm out on the road, usually you just take what you can get.
Honestly, I've never noticed any difference in gas in terms of performance or mileage.
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