How do you track your mileage??

[banditrider]

I'm a total geek. I write the mileage on each receipt, and enter the info into an Excel Spreadsheet.

Three different sheets - Petrol, Insurances and Consumables. And one sheet called Summary which calculates the Total Running Costs.

Which, incidentally, if you don't count the purchase price (as I paid cash for the bike) and not counting for depreciation, is $0.23/km.

I'm a geek too. Expenses only $0.25/km or $15.37/day. Av economy since new 5.87L/100km. And lots of other useless information...

[1 Free Man]

Why bother????? I ride from reserve to reserve on my tank. I have clocked it twice and get 250K's /tank. with the price of gas going up and up it just seems like a futile exercize. What you get today will be different tomorrow and even more so next week. I don't want to know what it costs to have a shit load of fun just as long as I have fun. Life is to short to analyze it to the inth degree.

[Horse]

At the pump I enter the date, mileage, and fill-up info into a spreadsheet on my phone, and then transfer the info to a real spreadsheet at a later date.

What, you don't have a spreadsheet on your phone?

[Disco Dan]

See attached pictures... these babies do it all for you...

[Big Dave]

See attached pictures... these babies do it all for you...

Accountants give you a whole lot of information you don't actually need too.

[Disco Dan]

Accountants give you a whole lot of information you don't actually need too.

Yep, must admit I never use that function.

Interesting looking at the top speed recorded though

[riffer]

Yep, must admit I never use that function.

Interesting looking at the top speed recorded though

Yeah. Slow bike on average though. Must be owned by an Aucklander. Bloody traffic.

[Big Dave]

Yep, must admit I never use that function.

Interesting looking at the top speed recorded though

An analogue speedometer does that - and all you have to do is, like, look at it.