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I have one of these...

I also have those leather bags with the water bottle pocket that attach to the saddle bag crash bars and on a long trip instead of keeping a water bottle in there I'll pop the fuel bottle in.

This is where one of those old style sight glass indicators would be magic. No moving parts,, the KISS system at its finest.

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I use my gas/mileage gauge all of the time. I never go by the trip meter because headwinds and tailwinds are a game changer.

Fuel-Lo-range light? I use my odometer.and watch the gauge also.. only once did I have to move my petcock to reserve.. Cant remember how far I went,I made it to a gas station, just remember my sphincter all up in a wad ..never again

Yesterday I was on my way home from Milwaukee and my fuel light came on. By the time I got
to a gas station, my Range indicator said I had 15 miles left. Filled the tank, and it only took
5.1 gallons (FLHTK with a 6 gal tank).

So I think they are pretty conservative.

I have yet to be able to put more than 3.8 Gal in my RKS. According to the spec it is a 6 gal tank. I am assuming that the reserve light comes on when I have 2.2 gals left, makes no sense.

Here's a little gas can made to go into a Harley saddlebag.
http://www.storagepouches.com/produc...dlebag-gas-can

Interesting that it would do that. On my 05 Springer, I've tested it a few times, just out of curiosity and when my light comes on I have around 1 gal of gas left in my 5 gal tank. I know that because being close to a station, I decided to push the issue and when I filled up, it took around 4 gal. to fill it.