My 92 got 46 consistently with a jet kit and a heavy throttle hand.
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40mpg on my 1992 NH
On Sunday, September 9, 2012 4:11:57 PM UTC-7, Jurisgnostic wrote:
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> I get around 40 with mostly urban driving. That seems low to me but it's
> consistent.
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> On Saturday, September 8, 2012 12:08:20 PM UTC-7, 2006 Nighthawk wrote:
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>> I was wondering what kind of gas mi
I get around 40 with mostly urban driving. That seems low to me but it's
consistent.
On Saturday, September 8, 2012 12:08:20 PM UTC-7, 2006 Nighthawk wrote:
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> I was wondering what kind of gas mileage you guys are getting on trips
> or the open road. If you’ve calculated it let me know. I ch
On my 85 700 I get 49mpg on the freeway 70mph and on back roads up to
65mpg at ave speed of 45mph. city driving I get 42mpg stop and go ave
speed of 25mph
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Oh! Sounds like I need to pick up some more then, school is expensive!
Kurt
Whose breath is fine, thank you much.
On Jul 14, 2011 9:25 AM, "Kyle Munz" wrote:
No, consuming it fights cholesterol, halitosis, athlete's foot, and student
loan debt.
-Kyle
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 7:19 AM, in8desi
No, consuming it fights cholesterol, halitosis, athlete's foot, and student
loan debt.
-Kyle
On Thu, Jul 14, 2011 at 7:19 AM, in8design wrote:
> I like how you said seafoam was a cure for boldness. If you consume
> the product do you become a shrinking violet?
>
> Nate
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I like how you said seafoam was a cure for boldness. If you consume
the product do you become a shrinking violet?
Nate
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I suspect, as a 450 owner, that one of the issues with the 450 is that
in order to get moving you tend to push it a bit more and particularly
in traffic I find myself running a gear low in order to have the
ability to speed up quickly. I would think that a larger engine would
be able to get away wi
You know, before I got my 650, I was very torn between it and the 450.
I did lots of research and I found that the 450 was reported to get
about the same gas mileage as the 650. That was part of the reason I
got a 650.
I bet there is a way to modify yours to get better mileage without
sacrificing p
Wh my 450 is getting about 47-50 city. I should be at like 70 :D
Keeping it fed isn't the problem I just wish I could go more than 100
miles without a fill up.
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I have an 85 650.
Well if you spend allot of time idling, a higher idle may slightly
reduce your mileage...not much though. I would be more worried about
cooling (but then I am in Texas). Remember that being air cooled,
there is no increase in cooling (no water pump/ fan) for an increase
in rpm (fu
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