MCN today 1200ADV

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Can someone please tell me how MCN managed to get only 31mpg as an average mpg with a fuel range of 220 miles from the new ADV. I thought the stanard GS had a fuel range close to that? In 20'000 miles on my 1200RT (Will have an ADV this Saturday) I have never seen it drop below 48 mpg.
 
Bod said:
Can someone please tell me how MCN managed to get only 31mpg as an average mpg

Becasue they're a bunch of muppets. They were probably trying to set a new lap record around Brands Hatch or something - after all, if a bike doesn't do fast lap times it's no good as far as they're concerned, is it?

I gave up buying MCN earlier this year - waste of money and paper.
 
And they don't seem to understand that you can choose between two different type of tyres. They tested the bike with offroad tyres, doing and on-road-only test! :confused:

I've just passed 500 km without filling up the tank, I guess that's close to 300 miles. And there's more fuel left.....

Enjoy Life!
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sproggy said:
Becasue they're a bunch of muppets. They were probably trying to set a new lap record around Brands Hatch or something - after all, if a bike doesn't do fast lap times it's no good as far as they're concerned, is it?

I gave up buying MCN earlier this year - waste of money and paper.

And I thought MCN were giving all BMW's good write up's lately, including the old & new GSA's.


Maybe I've not been reading between the lines. :nenau

Just off to buy this weeks MCN.

:thumb
 
Last week they had a 1150GS Adv vs 1200GS Adv, sidebar where they made all the same old points ... crap on off-road tyres and crap consumption ... f**k knows what they are doing ...

Only running mine in but put in some good riding around Wales and chased a few sportbikes around and still getting 52mpg according to on board computer!
 
Bod said:
Can someone please tell me how MCN managed to get only 31mpg as an average mpg with a fuel range of 220 miles from the new ADV. I thought the stanard GS had a fuel range close to that? In 20'000 miles on my 1200RT (Will have an ADV this Saturday) I have never seen it drop below 48 mpg.




They were on the limiter in first gear thats why.
 
Research

As Eddie Izzard once said, its down to reseach, he, like them, favours passive research, they let the information come to them probably & whilst down the pub doing the only thing they're really good at getting pi$$ed on the barmaids apron.
 
AAh but did you notice the article on the supercharged 1150 gsa??? 150Bhp anyone
Now thats journalism!!
dont think i'd want to ride it tho
 
488 miles so far, put 28 litres in on 1st fill up with 322 miles on the clock with panniers fitted, 52.27 mpg. So not only am I being accussed of hanging around in a questionable place that shirt lifters frequent :eek: , I`m now a school girl :( . I think its best we don`t take this any further :nono

I like to think I obtain this mpg due to my advanced riding skills and superior observation :P :D When I had my 04 1200 with its lean fuelling setup, I regulary got 60+ mpg, but I don`t think this will be possible with the richer setup on the new bikes and heavier weight of the GSA.
 
50 to 52 mpg out of mine...
and the rear tyre fffffekt at 3,500 miles :D

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1200 ADV

47 MPG first fill up 49 MPG second time but that is at running in speed :thumb

so i expect this to increase as engine loosens up



Chris

question for Mickey was that a Tourance tyre ?
 
chris567 said:
question for Mickey was that a Tourance tyre ?

My bet's an Anakee; I burned through my set of those quickly, too. Tourances have more lozenge-shaped treads.

Any other takers? :D
 


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