WDW on an 1199 / Tank Distance

Iconic944ss · 29-Jun-2012, 23:56

I've just ridden to Misano and back again for WDW2012 with the most inspiring rider ever.

A 73 year old Scottish gentleman called Norrie, who only 3 weeks ago went and bought a new Panigale!

Poor 'Norri San' ran out of gas after around 120miles of "fast" riding but never got around to discovering if there is a 'miles remaining' display on the bike???

If anyone can help with the display modes or knows the full tank mileage - It'd be appreciated....

Here is a pic of our manky bikes on the ferry over the Rhine:

DEMON · 30-Jun-2012, 10:36

Awesome tale for you both, lets have some more info and pics from your journey...be safe.

bradders · 30-Jun-2012, 10:49

I'd have to junk that number plate carrier and get it closer to the tail unit

Iconic944ss · 01-Jul-2012, 10:31

I wasnt keen about the plate mount either, esp when at some angles it obscured the rear indicators. but it stayed together better than the add on GB bracket that got hammered when the poor Panigale was ridden down a GOAT track!

kingfixer · 01-Jul-2012, 11:50

I recently got back from Croatia on my 1199, the best i got was 109 before the light came on, and the most i have done on reserve is 16 miles.

bradders · 01-Jul-2012, 12:57

Is it sad to say i love to see these bikes ridden everywhere and being filthy?!

Iconic944ss · 02-Jul-2012, 00:20

Thanks KingFixer, we reckoned on 100miles tank range from full (cruising at 90ish on unlimited autobahns - obviously

) and figure poor Norrie rode too far into reserve, 20miles and he then paid the price having an empty fuel tank for company.

benF04 · 02-Jul-2012, 10:45

Looks like an excellent trip. There isn't a 'distance remaining' display available as far as I am aware but the display should have come up with the reserve trip distance once it actually went into reserve? Perhaps Norrie removed this by pressing the A/B button and cycling back through the options?

bradders · 02-Jul-2012, 10:51

I assume there is a bigger tank option at an extortionate price for Ducati

Dukeman358 · 02-Jul-2012, 17:01

These bikes are all similar and you should really plan on filling up every 70-80 miles and then panicking

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30-Jun-2012, 10:36	#2
DEMON Registered Forum User Mille Bikes: 996 sps foggy, 2001 r6, 1098S, s1000rr, Panigale 1199S Posts: 248 Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: newcastle Mood: on the back wheel !! Awesome tale for you both, lets have some more info and pics from your journey...be safe. Reply

30-Jun-2012, 10:49	#3
bradders Registered Forum User MotoGP God Bikes: 848, M620 DD bike Posts: 11,913 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hants Mood: waiting... I'd have to junk that number plate carrier and get it closer to the tail unit Reply

01-Jul-2012, 11:50	#5
kingfixer Registered Forum User Posts: 29 Join Date: Dec 2011 I recently got back from Croatia on my 1199, the best i got was 109 before the light came on, and the most i have done on reserve is 16 miles. Reply

01-Jul-2012, 12:57	#6
bradders Registered Forum User MotoGP God Bikes: 848, M620 DD bike Posts: 11,913 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hants Mood: waiting... Is it sad to say i love to see these bikes ridden everywhere and being filthy?! Reply

02-Jul-2012, 00:20	#7
Iconic944ss Registered Forum User WSB Hero Bikes: 1993 - 944SS & Aprilia Falco Posts: 7,795 Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: north east Thanks KingFixer, we reckoned on 100miles tank range from full (cruising at 90ish on unlimited autobahns - obviously ) and figure poor Norrie rode too far into reserve, 20miles and he then paid the price having an empty fuel tank for company. Reply

02-Jul-2012, 10:45	#8
benF04 Registered Forum User Montjuic Posts: 53 Join Date: Dec 2004 Looks like an excellent trip. There isn't a 'distance remaining' display available as far as I am aware but the display should have come up with the reserve trip distance once it actually went into reserve? Perhaps Norrie removed this by pressing the A/B button and cycling back through the options? Reply

02-Jul-2012, 10:51	#9
bradders Registered Forum User MotoGP God Bikes: 848, M620 DD bike Posts: 11,913 Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Hants Mood: waiting... I assume there is a bigger tank option at an extortionate price for Ducati Reply

02-Jul-2012, 17:01	#10
Dukeman358 Registered Forum User 500SD Bikes: 899 Posts: 609 Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Andover Hampshire Mood: Optomistic These bikes are all similar and you should really plan on filling up every 70-80 miles and then panicking Reply