LOL! Yeah that! ^^^

I was stationed at Minot AFB. Canada is about 40/45 miles to the North (Duh)
I had a Sportster with a 2.2 gallon peanut tank. Rode to the border, rode part of the way back and walked the rest... just reminiscing the good ol' days...

 

If your not sure where gas is , go to a truckstop and pick up a truckstop location guide , very detailed , and if you may be close on a segment slow down 5 mph , will add 30-50 miles a tank depnding on how thirsty your ride is.

 

I stop (or start looking for gas) at 100 miles, my 5 gallon tank will hold between 3.3 and 3.5 gallons then, so in theory I could only get 141.XXX to 151.XXX miles per tank.

 

Wow...I typically get gas around 191 miles on the odo....and I always put ~ 4.5 gallons in, so I still have another 20 miles left in her....all in all around 210 miles per tank pushing it to fumes.

 

I'm in the 200-220 range on my 5 gallon tank, but it depends on hard I'm riding the bike on a long trip.

 

Dood, it's North Dakota, not Mongolia!

The good people of NoDak need gas, too. They have gas stations. You just have to use 'em.

 

Never did and don't want to again.....

HD's don't push easy..

What do U think some really have in those little pull behind trailers.?..

 

I like your signature pic of the bikes riding in the rain. It sucks, but sometimes you just gotta do it...

 

Don't worry, there are plenty of places along 94 to get fuel. When you hit the 100 mile mark, start thinking of fuel.

 

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