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yes, but I think for motorcycles, they let you fill on your own because most motorcycle tanks require a little more care from the filler (i.e. you don't just st
by abruzzi 6y ago
yes, but I think for motorcycles, they let you fill on your own because most motorcycle tanks require a little more care from the filler (i.e. you don't just stick it in, turn it on, and wait for it to stop, instead, you're carefully holding the nozzle in the correct orientation and watching the level.)
- bartread 6y agoI only started riding about 6 years ago, whereas I've been driving for 22 years (although the bike is now my main form of transport), so the first time I had to fill up a bike, like an idiot I just stuck the nozzle straight into the fuel tank and pulled the lever all the way like I would for my car... with very predictable results.