6 gallon tank yeah, nay?
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6 gallon tank yeah, nay?
Well I know this topic has been brought up before.
But today was the first time that I was able to get 6 Gallons of fuel in my tank.
Not sure how many of you folks have, but this is the first time since May 09' that
I have.
And NO, I don't run my tank down to nothing all the time!
So How many have you guys have reached the 6 gallon mark while fueling up?
Ride Safe,
YELLOWBIRD
But today was the first time that I was able to get 6 Gallons of fuel in my tank.
Not sure how many of you folks have, but this is the first time since May 09' that
I have.
And NO, I don't run my tank down to nothing all the time!
So How many have you guys have reached the 6 gallon mark while fueling up?
Ride Safe,
YELLOWBIRD
Last edited by 09 YELLOWBIRD; 07-28-2012 at 01:58 PM.
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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