New Breakout Coming....Amber Whiskey
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To be honest, I am not sure. There is miles till empty though, and it seems pretty accurate. Keep in mind, if you lose the speedo, you also lose the dummy lights in the riser. The can bus system means some components rely on others, and the speedo is one of them.
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I have gone as low as 4 miles left on fuel with no issues.
Once the light comes on, it defaults the display to show miles left with fuel remaining in the tank so you now ar a glance how far you can go ( so to speak)
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#29
I'm super nervous about running out of gas, so I top it off every chance I get.
I just recently got back into riding after a 25+ year absence. I thought my 1999 Heritage had a 5 gallon tank, but its a 4 gallon. I thought I had a 200+ mile cushion, turns out it's more like 160 miles.
I ran out of gas taking an exit last week (keep I mind, I'm basically an amateur). I reached down, flipped it to reserve, and went on to the gas station.
It's pretty easy, no reason to be nervous about it.
#30
Why?
I just recently got back into riding after a 25+ year absence. I thought my 1999 Heritage had a 5 gallon tank, but its a 4 gallon. I thought I had a 200+ mile cushion, turns out it's more like 160 miles.
I ran out of gas taking an exit last week (keep I mind, I'm basically an amateur). I reached down, flipped it to reserve, and went on to the gas station.
It's pretty easy, no reason to be nervous about it.
I just recently got back into riding after a 25+ year absence. I thought my 1999 Heritage had a 5 gallon tank, but its a 4 gallon. I thought I had a 200+ mile cushion, turns out it's more like 160 miles.
I ran out of gas taking an exit last week (keep I mind, I'm basically an amateur). I reached down, flipped it to reserve, and went on to the gas station.
It's pretty easy, no reason to be nervous about it.