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It's an 07 1200c with the 4.5 gallon tank. Pretty much stock cept for V&H slip ons. What kind of milage should I be filling up at? Will be doin a good mix of highway and city so just a rough ball park will do.
Does mine have a low fuel light?
The FI models don't have reserves on them correct?
Don't have my owners manual yet, last owner lost it and is ordering me a new one.
yes it does have a fuel light and no it does not have reserve. The fuel light should be on the speedometer. You should have about 1 gal of gas left when it comes on.
It's an 07 1200c with the 4.5 gallon tank. Pretty much stock cept for V&H slip ons. What kind of milage should I be filling up at? Will be doin a good mix of highway and city so just a rough ball park will do.
Does mine have a low fuel light?
The FI models don't have reserves on them correct?
Don't have my owners manual yet, last owner lost it and is ordering me a new one.
Thanks
I get about 570 miles before the low fuel light comes on.
I have a 2004 and can go 150 miles without hitting the reserve.
When I got my bike I constantly pushed the mileage a little by little between fill ups. It's nice to know how far you can actually go without guessing.
Forget the low fuel light, they're worthless IMO. Set one of your trip meters to 0 every time you fill up and use it as a guide. With a 4.5 gal tank, if I'm running 80+ in the slab I figure fuel every 140 - 150 miles. If I'm cruising 55-60 I plan fuel around 180 miles. Both leave a bit of reserve fuel.
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