MPG What are you getting?
#101
40+ highway...and don't be a sissy when breaking it in...break like you ride it..hard..if you do not get your cylinder temp up early...you risk not seating your rings prorperly
http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm
http://www.mototuneusa.com/break_in_secrets.htm
#102
#104
i was getting mid thirties for the first five hundred to thousand miles. then i changed to synthetics, rp all around, and went up to forty three. i ride very easy, and i already know what my harley sounds like, so i resist the urge to blip the throttle several times at each stoplight. don't need to impress anyone but myself. odd how much fuel is used by blippin the throttle. remember looking into the throttle of a carbed bike and seeing the spray of fuel each time you rap it up? that equates to fuel doing nothing other than pleasing your ears. and at idle you know you get approximately zero mpg? i also found that i get the most practical mpg doing seventy or so, keeping it at twenty five hundred rpm's. they must get the advertised 53 mpg in their brochures in a controlled setting, like perhaps a dyno room where there is no wind resistance???
#105
I have a 09 Ultra Classic also, picked it up a couple of months ago and have 800 miles on it. My first couple of tanks solo were 38mpg mix of city/hwy. Two up in the wind going 75mph was 35mpg. I do have Vance & Hines slip-ons so I may wait until 2000 miles or more to see what the mpg is like then.
#106
I have a 09 Ultra Classic also, picked it up a couple of months ago and have 800 miles on it. My first couple of tanks solo were 38mpg mix of city/hwy. Two up in the wind going 75mph was 35mpg. I do have Vance & Hines slip-ons so I may wait until 2000 miles or more to see what the mpg is like then.
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