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Sep 12, 2010 | 04:38 PM

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grbrown

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Originally Posted by DEZINER

GRBROWN, I hear what you're saying about more frequent stops. Having the ability to pulling over at a rest stop for some food and a drink is more appealing than HAVING to stop at convience store/gas station. I've been in many situations where I really didn't want to stop but I just didn't have enough fuel to make the next fueling point.

There is enough information out there these days to plan every stop along your chosen route! If you find there is a long stretch without gas, you need to stop at the start and end of it, and plan the rest of your route around that stage.

I've done 700-900 miles in around a day many times and to cover high mileages there is no choice but to stop at service stations that provide gas, food and drink, and a gents! Service yourself and the bike at every stop, also stretch your legs for a few moments.