it get's empty. i put gas in ... ride that ****. :0)

 

My Caddy (CTS) averages 15 mpg around town and was costing over $60 to fill with regular gas six months ago. I can't even put $10 worth of super in my Fat Bob right now. My best guess is about 30 to 35 mpg, and I tend to hit it pretty hard most of the time. But compared to 15 mpg I would be happy if the 'Bob got 25 mpg.

 

Don't do it!! Stay away from the Skirtster!! I haven't had less than 40mpg on my street bob, but who cares!

 

[QUOTE=JaronB;4305040]Stay away from the Skirtster!! QUOTE]

this is just a stupid *** comment! nice SOA art work... ha ha ha HARD CORE RIGHT! ha ha ha

wait till a "skirtster" pulls up next to you and WALKS you from light to light...

 

Joe, SAMCRO ain't nuthin' to fuque wit. Respect.

 

if i was worried about gas milage i would of bought a bicycle instead. i get about 5000-10000 miles per set of shoes. might get better as mileage if i tried using high tops, but might cause wind interference. jackyl

 

I wish the mileage was better so I had better range on a tank of gas

I realize you were joking. Its no the cost of gas, but a 6 gallon tank would be cool, IF they could keep the look

 

The Vespa I traded in routinely got 63mpg mixed between stop-n-go city and WFO highway riding. If I kept it mellow running backroads, I'd get upwards of 70mpg.

That being said, I don't give a rat's furry what kind of mileage I get with the 'Glide. It's more fun to ride.

 

 

Stage 1, almost all city... I'm routinely around 40-41mpg