i have a 1999 vtr1000f,im just wandering how much kms do other people get to a tank? at the moment for around town riding im getting about 130kms!!
nice to know what other people are getting,thanks
i have a 1999 vtr1000f,im just wandering how much kms do other people get to a tank? at the moment for around town riding im getting about 130kms!!
nice to know what other people are getting,thanks
You will have the smaller 16 litre tank. I have the later 19 litre tank that actually holds about 17.7litres which I can get about 296kms out of, not around town though.
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Good thread! I've just got a 2003. No owner's manualHave I got a 16 or 19L tank? I get a bit concerned when the gauge goes down to the last indicator bar. Is that it or does it flash or do anything else when you're really down to the dregs?
it cost me $30 to fill and its just the standard tank,i guess it must be the smaller tank.i have ridden solely on the open rd yet for a full tank so not sure how much kms ill get when i do that but hopefully close to 200km,i have a bit of a heavy hand too so that doesnt help!i do have two brothers exhausts do you think that might effect my fuel usage? maybe its not jetted to suit? thanks
The Motorcycle Fuel Economy Guide lists VTR1000 getting 8 L per 100 km
So it looks like the above figures are about right - except for jc-vtr only getting 130 km per tank. Get a tune up ASAP. Has it been rejetted?
From another fuel economy website, I see that there are quite a few other Hondas that are near the bottom of the list - which BTW is around what a small economy car gets. VTR's are great bikes, I am not trashing them, just pointing out that they are thirsty.
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Taking grea care to not dis your bike, but 8L/100km is absurd. I had a 3L skyline that did 10L/100km.
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The difference in fuel consumption between track day riding and cruising is more than double on my vtr. A range of 90km at the track, 200km on the road.
About 180 - 190km..... (Stage 1 Dynojet's, K&N and Two Brothers exhausts).
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