[kayaker]

Just curious what everyone else is gettting on a full tank. I thnik I'm getting around 175 miles or so but haven't fully documented it yet.

 

[KP01F4i]

I get about 144 before all the bars are flashing, but I think that I can get more out it. I just haven't tried.

 

[ShanMan14]

143 miles before the light flashes.

 

[Yerf Dog]

Around 150.

 

[jetskifast]

170 freeway miles light flashes on K1200RS. Could go maybe 200 before running out.

 

[ZX7RRPimp]

if you're riding your sportbike like it should be...110-120!

 

[ShanMan14]

170 freeway miles light flashes on K1200RS. Could go maybe 200 before running out.

Interestingly, on my Zook it doesn't matter if I'm doing city or highway miles, I get the same mileage.

 

[Need4Speed]

My 1983 Yamaha Maxim, 650 with a 900 kit, only gets about 80 miles to a tank..i ride it hard, granted, but that mileage really sux...the new Kat 750, should get about 30 normal ride, and close to 40 on highway...i remember when it costs me less than 4 bucks to fill the tank, on reserve, now its close to 6...UGH..

 

[jetskifast]

Interestingly, on my Zook it doesn't matter if I'm doing city or highway miles, I get the same mileage.

With out getting on gas much, K1200RS gets about 32 MPG of combined freeway, city driving.
On trips of all freeway riding, I get 40-42 MPG at 70 plus speeds.

 

[14funs750]

On my 02 Gsxr 750 the light goes on at 160-170 .I have pushed it to 188 before I got gas to and from work. On my day's off about 110 before the light goes on.

 

[ShanMan14]

I've got 180 kilometers on this tank and the light went on yesterday :bonk: . I should be good for another 50 before it comes on, hope something isn't wrong. :nonod:

 

[Need4Speed]

I've got 180 kilometers on this tank and the light went on yesterday :bonk: . I should be good for another 50 before it comes on, hope something isn't wrong. :nonod:

Alot of your gas mileage depends of course on how your riding, and what kind you are doing..assuming your ride is mechanically sound as far as you know. My buddy has a 2000 Gixxer750..and he got 100 miles on it, and his light came on! I was like, WTF!! talk about hitting it hard between the stop lights :shock:

Im still not that confident in my gage on my kat...im used to following the trip odometer..lol...but i ran it down till it was just touching "E" and it finally came on..the dealer said the tank will usually read alittle less than what you actually have, but not sure I'll take his word for it just yet.

 

[bumblebee]

I get about 150 miles before the reserve bars appear on my '04 F4i

 

[Becca_007]

My 1983 Yamaha Maxim, 650 with a 900 kit, only gets about 80 miles to a tank..i ride it hard, granted, but that mileage really sux...

I hear you there. Riding easy and with another rider I pushed it to almost 100 miles when I was first riding. Now I try to put gas in every 50 miles or so. No damn gauge so I'm paranoid about running out. Plus, if you fill the darn thing you end up wearing most of it so I fill it less but more often. Man I can't wait to get a new bike. This one has taught me well, but I miss the luxuries that 'newness' can offer.

 

[GSXR1000DJ]

Now that I have had the bike for a while, I have riden it hard and normal to see what I am getting as for gas milage. I get 120-130 when riden normal and around 100-110 riden hard. Not to bad but I had bikes before that got great milage.

 

[Heath3n]

Doesn't seem to matter how I ride. I start getting the blinky blink between 165-175 miles.

 

[kanwisch]

With a bike as old as mine, I've had some no-gas stops, thanks to an internal issue I got worked out.

Anyway, I get 50mpg on mine, which is mostly straight country roads. That's about 140mi to Reserve.

 

[Mudpuppy]

My low fuel light comes on around 155 miles but I have rode it 30 miles more than that without running out. Depends alot on freeway miles - long trip or short dashes at high speeds on freeway and mixed in with stop and go city driving.

 

[Need4Speed]

more bikes should have that indicator that kicks in and tells u how many miles u've driven when you flip it on reserve.!!

 

[No Worries]

200 miles till reserve on my CBR 1000, then 32.9 miles. And I never want to do that again.