91 with ethonal or 93 w/out ethonal
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91 with ethonal or 93 w/out ethonal
A mfg. sticker on my Dyna frame has printed that I should use 91 oct.
For a 0.10-0.20 per gallon more a local gas station has ( well what they claim to have, I have not done a lengthy investigation or anything of the sort) 93 oct. WITH-OUT ethonal which to me I hop all over it, thinking from my experience of talks on post like these about how HARD ethonal is on a MC engine.
Question: Am I throwing my money away by opting to purchase the higher grade fuel without ethonal, or am I making the right choice in mind of my Investment?
For a 0.10-0.20 per gallon more a local gas station has ( well what they claim to have, I have not done a lengthy investigation or anything of the sort) 93 oct. WITH-OUT ethonal which to me I hop all over it, thinking from my experience of talks on post like these about how HARD ethonal is on a MC engine.
Question: Am I throwing my money away by opting to purchase the higher grade fuel without ethonal, or am I making the right choice in mind of my Investment?
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A place called Eagle Stop or something like that and then theres another just a couple minutes away towards the lake.
Its not posted big time but theres marques up above the gas prices next to the road or a Pepsi flyer on the side of the gas station.
I live around a Military Instalation in Missouri so the ECONOMIC hardships are SORT-OF *so to speak* not so HORRIABLE AND SCARY, kind of like a little tiny economic bubble. One gas station owner out towards the lake likes to keep the 93w/out ethonal for his race cars and so yeah, dont know how it does on gas mileage diff. probally doesn't matter so much compared ( to my belief) to the damage I'm saving to my MC engine.
Its not posted big time but theres marques up above the gas prices next to the road or a Pepsi flyer on the side of the gas station.
I live around a Military Instalation in Missouri so the ECONOMIC hardships are SORT-OF *so to speak* not so HORRIABLE AND SCARY, kind of like a little tiny economic bubble. One gas station owner out towards the lake likes to keep the 93w/out ethonal for his race cars and so yeah, dont know how it does on gas mileage diff. probally doesn't matter so much compared ( to my belief) to the damage I'm saving to my MC engine.
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One gas station owner out towards the lake likes to keep the 93w/out ethonal for his race cars and so yeah, dont know how it does on gas mileage diff. probally doesn't matter so much compared ( to my belief) to the damage I'm saving to my MC engine.
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A lot of BP, Shell, Kwik Trip and Phillips 66 stations have No-Ethanol Premium in WI. Probably cause boaters hate ethanol even more than bikers.
There is a website on this, but there are many more stations than on here.
http://pure-gas.org/
There is a website on this, but there are many more stations than on here.
http://pure-gas.org/
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A lot of BP, Shell, Kwik Trip and Phillips 66 stations have No-Ethanol Premium in WI. Probably cause boaters hate ethanol even more than bikers.
There is a website on this, but there are many more stations than on here.
http://pure-gas.org/
There is a website on this, but there are many more stations than on here.
http://pure-gas.org/