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New bike is very cool, no more looking at miles, when my light comes on the display tells me miles to empty, usually about 40. Got caught out in the sticks once and it was down to 5 before I came to a station. Seems to work great, so far I trust it.
If I'm going to be riding long distance through unfamilar territory, I usually check out AAA or something similar to see what fuel is available on my route then plan accordingly.
I do this when I ride through the Nevada, Utah desert as gas stations on this part of 80 tend to be open or closed depending on the season.
If I'm riding in an area with no concerns, then I check my trip odometer and when it get to around 100 miles, I start looking.
I always rest the trip odometer after fueling, never short fill, and never trust the fuel gauge.
Just my way, your method may vary,
Krusr
Last edited by krusr; Dec 15, 2008 at 03:58 PM.
Reason: just because
HELP, I can't decide is this the stupidest question of 2008 or the one with how do I put air in my tire? please tell me that these people are just trying to be funny.
Holy Schmoly! There's eight pages to this thread!!! Wow, how far away is spring??? Unbeleivable.... Now I gotta go check out "how do you put air in your rear tire?" or whatever the heck it was.
Holy Schmoly! There's eight pages to this thread!!! Wow, how far away is spring??? Unbeleivable.... Now I gotta go check out "how do you put air in your rear tire?" or whatever the heck it was.
Don't worry about searching for the thread, I'll PM ya and walk you through it.
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