6 gallon tank yeah, nay?
#42
07-24-2013, 03:09 PM
I can get another .5 gallons after the first click. I try to fill it to the neck if I can. Even then I don't consider it over filled.
As for the "approx miles left" guage, my 09 SG starts between 240 and 260 depending how I fill it. The guage on my 09 Ultra starts around 220 and hangs there until I've burned about a gallon of gas. Why wont it start with the same miles as the SG? Both bikes average about 43 miles per gallon driving 70 mph.
Beary
As for the "approx miles left" guage, my 09 SG starts between 240 and 260 depending how I fill it. The guage on my 09 Ultra starts around 220 and hangs there until I've burned about a gallon of gas. Why wont it start with the same miles as the SG? Both bikes average about 43 miles per gallon driving 70 mph.
Beary
#43
07-24-2013, 03:38 PM
#44
07-24-2013, 03:38 PM
Here's what you need to do to solve the mystery once and for all.
1 Remove the tank from your bike
2 Set the tank on your kitchen counter top (newly installed granite works best)
3 Using your wife's very best calibrated measuring jugs, measure out half a gallon (2 quarts) of gasoline at a time
4 Pour the gasoline into the tank
5 Releast until the tank is full , noting each time how many quarts you've poured in so far
6 Get back to us.
That'd be great
Cheers,
Dave
1 Remove the tank from your bike
2 Set the tank on your kitchen counter top (newly installed granite works best)
3 Using your wife's very best calibrated measuring jugs, measure out half a gallon (2 quarts) of gasoline at a time
4 Pour the gasoline into the tank
5 Releast until the tank is full , noting each time how many quarts you've poured in so far
6 Get back to us.
That'd be great
Cheers,
Dave
This thread is useless without photos of your wife's calibrated jugs!
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