I have not seen a pump that didn't have white-lightening in it for years. Austin area is under some Fed pollution laws, which may be the reason/problem.

 

Search Ethanol Free Gas for locations and info about Ethanol pro & con.

 

91 non oxy here for me bike runs fine

 

Thanks for that. Found one about 25mi....nice ride distance. That one station is out of the Fed mandate area.

 

DO NOT put ethanol in your tank

 

The other day I drove to the one station listed that is anywhere near-close to me...a Shell. The pumps didn't have the 10% sign on them, but to make sure I asked the nice foreign man running the store. He had no clue both what I was asking him or what ethanol is. I have doubt this station sells ethanol-free gas just because of where it is located. Next closest station is over 100mi away...so.....

 

Figures... nothing anywhere close to me.

 

Just filled up with Ethanol-Free 93 for the first time. Bike has 2200 miles on it. We'll see if there's a difference after a few tanks.

I'll probably use ethanol-free in all my vehicles, except the wife's mini van (Flex fuel, can run on gasoline or E-85).

 

In Michigan the state lawmakers thought it would do the public a favor and NOT require the gas stations to label the pumps as ethanol or what percentage,they didn't want to scare the driving public.

 

You probably won't notice a big difference between 91E or 93nonE in a basically stock bike, Stage 1, etc., not at first. Run ethanol a couple three four years though and it'll be a different story.

There really should be a grass roots movement to get this **** off the market, and especially quit subsidizing it with our tax dollars.