Post by prodigit on Aug 28, 2013 21:54:13 GMT -5
With the new sprocket, I rode from Miami to Pompano Beach via US1, on my MC-05-127, mainly 40-55MPH roads, and got some good gasmileage there, of about 104MPG.
I did the trip again, and basically in a matter of a few days did 3 fuelups, so the fuel isn't rotting before I actually use it.
On my way back I rode on the A1A, which is mainly 35-40MPH roads, and the gas mileage I got there is out of this world!
From 108-118MPG!!
That's better gas mileage than my ATM50, better acceleration, AND better top speed, and that for only $200 more than what my ATM50 costed me! The manual gears help with ~10MPG over a CVT, but the way I rode the bike was very gently, with some peaks of 60MPH riding, but not many.
I have to say on the A1A was almost no stop light, so that helps too.
The last fuelup is an estimation according to the current fuel meter readout and the odo meter.
www.fuelly.com/driver/prodigit/mc05127?fu=4961853
I did the trip again, and basically in a matter of a few days did 3 fuelups, so the fuel isn't rotting before I actually use it.
On my way back I rode on the A1A, which is mainly 35-40MPH roads, and the gas mileage I got there is out of this world!
From 108-118MPG!!
That's better gas mileage than my ATM50, better acceleration, AND better top speed, and that for only $200 more than what my ATM50 costed me! The manual gears help with ~10MPG over a CVT, but the way I rode the bike was very gently, with some peaks of 60MPH riding, but not many.
I have to say on the A1A was almost no stop light, so that helps too.
The last fuelup is an estimation according to the current fuel meter readout and the odo meter.
www.fuelly.com/driver/prodigit/mc05127?fu=4961853
miles per fuelup. for some reason there's ~0.4gal of fuel left in the tank that I can't seem to get out. I wished I could, as fueling up every 80 miles is like every 1,5 to 2 hours while riding.