fuel economy
#2
A Brand New BF will get lousy MPG, it should improve as the miles are put on.
My BF750 has the Moose Module, 25" Radial tires & 1500 miles. My MPG is 17 on any avg days ride.
When New I was getting 11mpg on a Avg.
Switch Gas Brands too, my BF does even better with Chervon Gas, I use the 88 octane as 87 is NOT available here.
My BF750 has the Moose Module, 25" Radial tires & 1500 miles. My MPG is 17 on any avg days ride.
When New I was getting 11mpg on a Avg.
Switch Gas Brands too, my BF does even better with Chervon Gas, I use the 88 octane as 87 is NOT available here.
#3
Can you still the white gas at chevron station, what was the octane on the white (been awhile ) i think it 102 it's been awhile and i'm not sure. You could use it in the old coleman lantern's and gas stove's, it was some good stuff............williebee
#4
I have been informed from a couple of owners of the 750i
that they are gas guzzlers and you will have to pack a lot
of extra gas if going on a long trail ride.
The 650i however is much better for fuel ecomony.
My own experience was a 7 hour 100km (62miles) trail ride in which
I still had a 1/4 tank of gas left when done.
that they are gas guzzlers and you will have to pack a lot
of extra gas if going on a long trail ride.
The 650i however is much better for fuel ecomony.
My own experience was a 7 hour 100km (62miles) trail ride in which
I still had a 1/4 tank of gas left when done.
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