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It's only a gag ^ don't actually do it.
 
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LOL!!!!! Ok, I'll keep wasting my whopping .40 cents PER TANK!! LOL! Anyway, it doesn't matter how much "anti-premium" crap you spit at me, I'm still going to pump premium, the manual recommends it (and since Honda made the bike AND the manual, I'll trust their judgement).
i have an 06 CBR600RR also and it specifically states 86 octane or higher on page 95, 210, and in the quick reference section of the owners manual. where are you getting this premium bullchit? no im not telling you how to spend your money but stop misinforming the public. this is the oil company's marketing at its best, high octane makes your engine run better and faster.
 
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Well, mine says 92, so I dont know if you are in Cali and its different (I am not sure why ours say diiferent). Anyways, and NOTICE yours also say sor HIGHER. MEaning you can use premium. And also, if you turn the page (96 incase you didnt know) , it says "Use of lower octane gasoline can cause persistent pinging or knocking." Why not be proactive and prevent anythinglike that happening for an whopping extra .28 CENTS!?!?!? Its not bullchit, is called being proavitve. Using premium isnt going to hurt you bike, but using lower octane can. But you do what you want. Put oil in there for all I care cause all BlueFox and Myself is bullcrap and makes no sense ... right?
 
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whoops! did i start all this.....

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let me rephrase that, 92 oct. may not be more combustable but rather more compressable, which to me would make a more violent explosion thus igniting more of the gas molecules (er whatever)when under higher compressions. some of you say you dont need it, well as fret said you really dont UNLESS you have a ping or knock, but i am told if you have high compression ratios and aluminum block you should use higher octane as it is cooler burning, is it just me or do these bikes need all the cooling help they can get??
I said compression... read my post.... you can put the $1000 in my acct. PM and I'll send it to you. This is funny though.

BTW- pennies add up over time. My .02, which will be .04 next week!

DM2, it means lower that recommend and mine book says 86+.

I'll try the jet fuel next week!
 
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Anyways, and NOTICE yours also say sor HIGHER. MEaning you can use premium.
I don't think the intended that to imply that you can use premium because it burns cleaner, adds horse power and makes your bike able to fly to the moon...they made it "or higher' so we know it's ok to go higher if our bike starts knocking or pinging.

Waste your money any way you want, but I've been doing just fine since 2003 (and longer) on 87 octane...no pings or knocks and I bet my bike is faster than a lot of people on this board
 
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Wow ... I didn think gas made your bike faster though?!?!? But yea it probably is, from all the mods you got from saving the .28 cents a week ... Yup .... Thats a little over $14 a year .... Look at that .... thats like ... Bar ends maybe, or even some new grips.

Thats fine. I didnt want to start any trouble, and I still dont. But sorry, that$14 a YEAR isnt enough for me to change what I am doing.
 
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Wow ... I didn think gas made your bike faster though?!?!? But yea it probably is, from all the mods you got from saving the .28 cents a week ... Yup .... Thats a little over $14 a year .... Look at that .... thats like ... Bar ends maybe, or even some new grips.

Thats fine. I didnt want to start any trouble, and I still dont. But sorry, that$14 a YEAR isnt enough for me to change what I am doing.
Ok...let me clarify...it might not be the money, but it's the expectations some people have on higher octane fuel that's a waste...
 
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Well, mine says 92, so I dont know if you are in Cali and its different (I am not sure why ours say diiferent). Anyways, and NOTICE yours also say sor HIGHER. MEaning you can use premium. And also, if you turn the page (96 incase you didnt know) , it says "Use of lower octane gasoline can cause persistent pinging or knocking." Why not be proactive and prevent anythinglike that happening for an whopping extra .28 CENTS!?!?!? Its not bullchit, is called being proavitve. Using premium isnt going to hurt you bike, but using lower octane can. But you do what you want. Put oil in there for all I care cause all BlueFox and Myself is bullcrap and makes no sense ... right?
as opposed to the manual saying 86 octane or lower? come on. where do you read 92 octane? upon reading the manual, it appears the manuals are the same for all 50 states as well as canada because it has corrections for the specific areas.
 
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What octane for my local???... I live in the "70's" !!!!!!!!!! Clean and free, Ripp'n
 
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