I think I heardthe CBR can get 300 milesper tank, is that true?
What is the miles per gallon on your F3.

To calulate this, set the trip meter at Zero. Fill up the tank, now ride it until your next fill up.
Now it is time to fill up, note the mileage you have on the trip. After fill up, note how many gallons it took.

Now divide the mileage on the trip by the gallons it took to fill up and the total is your miles per gallon (MPG)

Example:

Trip meter - 332 miles
Fill-up - 3.52 gallons

Now divide this and you get 92 MPG.

 

It is not a f3 but my brother in law has a 600rr and he said he gets juat at 180 to 200 on ave per tank.

 

was the math lesson really needed? I just rode out 360 miles on two tanks last week. but that's highway i usually get about 130-140 miles out of one tank ill let you figure out the small numbers i usually just wait for a sputter or a stall then hit the reserve to a gas station

 

130 miles, pretty consistantly. The most I've had is 150 miles.

 

I can usually get around 130-140 miles per tank before i need to switch to reserve. Used to be higher but I mess around with the bike more now. It's gonna be worse now that i've done the jet kit.

 

We usually get around 140 to 160 before going onto reserve. We average anywhere from 38 mpg to as high as 52 mpg. Usually though we get low to mid 40's on mpg.

 

I consistently get about 160 - 170 miles on a tank of petrol, it always works out to be about 52-53 mpg...I'm not fast but I'm not slow either...

Jules

 

I've had this discussion before, most peopledidn't believe me. I can fill up, ride to my cousins in Nebraska (86mi.), put around 15-20mi. on it in that small city, then ride home (another 86mi.) and I'll be on the low-end of the reserve when I get to Squaw Creek (15mi. from home). That would be around 172mi. on the low-end. K&N filter, and Yoshimura slip-on.Factory jet kit.

 

I believe you...long journeys are always great for fuel consumption especially if you don't go crazy!

Jules

 

I've done as well as 55 mpg on long-range highway cruising, but I'm somewhere around 44 to 48 mpg on a tankful of mixed riding. It seems to be getting a little worse lately, which makes me think it's time to get the carbs synched and valve clearances checked.