Another day , another challange

[Santa-2512]

2 pages already!

The gauge is faulty - ignore it or fix it
What MPG are you getting, don't assume and post about it - brim it, zero it, ride it, brim it, read it, do the maths

Plan on using the trip for your gauge, tips:
If the above maths show less than 45 MPG something is up or you are shite at maths
Normal is 47-53 outside of this you are either an exceptional fast rider, an old duffer or a cack handed fool
GS's drink the most when at high speed cruising an awful lot if that's 90+

That made me smile

Brimming zeroing and riding is my next plan ...

yes i'm cack at maths and an old duffer ...

do like a bit of speed though, but nowhere near the 90+ lol

its mainly low speed 10-30 or 50-60

not much in between


Mart

 

[comberjohn]

It's not maths, it's arithmetic. Get your shoes and socks off.

 

[Bendy toy]

Keeping below 60mph should easily get 50mpg. However these bikes handle much better than anything else I've used so I'm often moving quicker than I expected.


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[unibar]

Download Fuelio or some such for your phone.. Then when you forget to zero the trip at least you have a record of your mileage at last full up.. I have it set to tell me miles per litre makes the maths easier

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[KP100]

You dont need to do maths or brim it. Jezzz How old are ye guys

Just use an app on your phone.

 

[Bendy toy]

Download Fuelio or some such for your phone.. Then when you forget to zero the trip at least you have a record of your mileage at last full up.. I have it set to tell me miles per litre makes the maths easier

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Makes sense because when you take the instruments off or disconnect the battery all stored trip data is lost.
This was why I fitted the sliding float sensor.


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