Motorcycles BS Thread 2.0

I have a combined mpg of 65 between truck and bike

 

I get 14 in my truck and 67 on the bike. I flog the shit out of the bike though, so that number could be better

 

I get 14 in the truck and 41-44 on the bike. Might as well sell the truck and get a diesel with how much I drive it.

 

The grom's MPG just keeps going up the more I ride it. It's sitting at 103mpg avg on the first 58 miles.

 

My bike is my gas guzzler. It gets about 50mpg.

 

I can get that on the freeway as long as I stay around 75mph...

 

On paper the bike is 50. Who actually knows what it is..

 

I think mine is suppose to get 75 on paper. I honestly don't care The little readout on the cluster is what I'm going by....so that may be wrong too

 

You're lucky lol..

My s1000 computer says average is 32-33. Doing the speed limit should yield maybe low 40s and wot probably similar to the tacoma.

 

Dayum

 

I try and ride mine as much as possible because of this

 

Same. My Triumph seems to get 50-52MPG no matter how much I baby it or how hard I reef on it.

 

I can average 40 MPGs in the truck on the way to work because it’s mostly downhill...

The commute home is about 7 mpg.

 

I get about the same on my S1000RR as well. usually about 35 or so

 

I’m going to order one of these.

https://www.snakestaffsystems.com/

 

Decided to take advantage of getting into work early and thus off early and use the time before 5 to go to the bank after work. Was gonna take the Grom as that's "tHe MoSt ecOnoMicAL"

But f that, took the long route on the super ten for a little stop to enjoy the beautiful day.

 

Yay today is dyno tune day for my 2020 R3. Last time on the dyno it put down 38hp with a full Toce exhaust and Bmc air filter and custom flash by 2wheeldynoworks.
Stuff I have changed since then is full Graves exhaust, tst velocity stacks, modified air box, worldwide ceramic bearings and a 415 chain conversion.
https://youtu.be/A7Yk1s3XY8o

 

so much want

 

I’m a little late but a lot of medical training here in the Marine Corps and after and I preach the same thing to my friends. Only add things when you know how to use it.

Until then, gauze and Coban are your friend

 

I'm lucky in the fact that any trauma I see is in a somewhat controlled setting of the ER. I hope that if I ever needed it out in "the wild", I wouldn't have a brain fart