Filling my tank to the brim
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That extra half gallon saved me from walking/pushing about 10 miles once. I planned on filling up along the route at a store that I knew about but hadn't been by for a few years. It was closed so I continued on with the wife on back. I knew gas was about 50 mi ahead and the remaining miles said 80something. We made it to the next station and I put 5.75 gallons in the tank. My remaining miles counter lied to me. I didn't remember that road being so desolate.
I fill it to the brim almost every time around home. On the road, not so much because I'm not sure of where gas is and I don't want to get caught like that again.
Cecil
I fill it to the brim almost every time around home. On the road, not so much because I'm not sure of where gas is and I don't want to get caught like that again.
Cecil
Last edited by smithbrl; 03-03-2011 at 07:12 PM. Reason: typo
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I only put like 4.3 gallons in because my bladder will only let me go 175 miles.
I mean...why have extra gas in there? Thats just crazy. The weight of that extra unneeded 1.8 gallons just weighs down my bike and affects my gas mileage. No I swear. For reals.
lp
I mean...why have extra gas in there? Thats just crazy. The weight of that extra unneeded 1.8 gallons just weighs down my bike and affects my gas mileage. No I swear. For reals.
lp
Last edited by lp; 03-03-2011 at 08:42 PM.
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I have about 1/2 million miles under my belt dating back to 1971 and have never run out of gas but have filled to the brim every time, old habits die hard I guess.
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