Please be gentle.....
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Please be gentle.....
Hi
Im new to this forum and to bikes and just getting used to riding.
I have a 1989 CBR600F1 Hurricane and i love it.... Can't belive how much of a kick at about 7500RPM there is!!
Question tho.... HOW ON EARTH DO I WORK OUT IF IM NEARLY OUT OF FUEL!!!!! i look in but can't see whats left? is running till empty then flicking to the reserve an issue??? or will i feel the bike cutting out near the time to flick to reserve and get some more fuel???
Thanks all
Antony
Im new to this forum and to bikes and just getting used to riding.
I have a 1989 CBR600F1 Hurricane and i love it.... Can't belive how much of a kick at about 7500RPM there is!!
Question tho.... HOW ON EARTH DO I WORK OUT IF IM NEARLY OUT OF FUEL!!!!! i look in but can't see whats left? is running till empty then flicking to the reserve an issue??? or will i feel the bike cutting out near the time to flick to reserve and get some more fuel???
Thanks all
Antony
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RE: Please be gentle.....
Hello and welcome to the forum.
Once you get low enough to hit reserve, you have to hit it quickly. It doesn't take much for it to die after that.
You need to start paying attention to your mileage. Find out how many miles to the gallon you get and use that. Fill up the tank and run it until you hit reserve area then fill it back up. Set the trip odometer before you do this. Then look at your receipt to compare how many miles you rode and how much fuel it took to fill back up. Divide the miles by the gallon and you'll have your MPG's.
Once you get low enough to hit reserve, you have to hit it quickly. It doesn't take much for it to die after that.
You need to start paying attention to your mileage. Find out how many miles to the gallon you get and use that. Fill up the tank and run it until you hit reserve area then fill it back up. Set the trip odometer before you do this. Then look at your receipt to compare how many miles you rode and how much fuel it took to fill back up. Divide the miles by the gallon and you'll have your MPG's.
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