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it depends on the riding you do, I do alot of "spirited" riding around town and i only get about 32ish mpg's but went out for a back roads ride just crusing most of the time and averaged 45mpg w/ my carbed 95"
mid to high 40's most of my riding is 70-90 so probably could do better.
04 carbed two into one 510 cams and hypercharger all running on mid grade gas..
42thou on the clock so far ..
I average about 55 mpg. Maybe someone can explain my fillups. When my fuel light comes on, I head for a station. I have yet to put more than 3.7 gallons in. The specs say my Deuce has a 4.9 gallon tank. Any thoughts?
Yep, I'm thinking a retune might be in order for me too, but I am waiting to change my exhaust. \\; I pulled my plugs yesterday, not too sooty and no oil residue to indicate oil fouled or too rich. \\; Maybe running a bit rich, but better than too lean I guess.
95" motor with 102 ft lbs of TQ and 96 HP
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I get 42 mpg at 75 mph on the freeway and 45-47 when I'm on a 2 lane road at 60 mph.
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Your bike should be getting much better than 30 mpg........you're running way too rich.
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Hope this helps out with your question.........
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