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Old 05-Nov-2003, 16:44
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Fuel Tank Range???

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I have just found your site and I have just traded my S4 Challange in for a 996BP
So I would like know what sort of fuel range I can expect? i.e untill light comes on and how much once light is on??
My bike is box standard. Any help much appreaited.
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Old 05-Nov-2003, 16:54
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.....and the size of the dents you\'ve got in your tank!!!

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Old 05-Nov-2003, 17:00
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No dents yet and if I would ever break the speed limit

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Old 05-Nov-2003, 17:27
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996 Bip - General road riding approx 115-120 miles to fuel light. Never tempt going beyond a further 20 miles after that on reserve.
Usually fill up at next station after 100 miles on the trip.
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Thanks paulk but I have just had the light come on at 78 miles!!!!!!!!!!



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Old 05-Nov-2003, 19:40
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Weeksy,

When have you ever seen 100 miles from a fill up..???

Based on your antics this year we doubt you ever put more than 4 quid in at each petrol station visit ....

Do you ever run out in the van ..???

I manage 3 donuts a ride out if that helps .?? they are a great aid to keeping the front wheel down ....!!!
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On my 996bip I get about 100-110 miles on a good day and 80-90 on a bad, or is it 80-90 on a good and 100-110 on a bad.
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.....never runs out of petrol in the van, he just keeps it topped up with diesel!!!

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Old 05-Nov-2003, 22:23
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Spirited road riding I regularly get 120 miles to reserve light and that's with a 14T on the front.
Conservative estimation of remaining fuel (3-4litres) means I must fill up within 20 miles. No problemo
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Thanks paulk but I have just had the light come on at 78 miles!!!!!!!!!!

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Is it standard gearing? If not that could effect it.
Or are you just mullering it everywhere?
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