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This probably doesn't impact that many people, but on a motorcycle with no fuel gauge, you use the odometer as your fuel gauge. You need to know how many miles
by abruzzi 14y ago
This probably doesn't impact that many people, but on a motorcycle with no fuel gauge, you use the odometer as your fuel gauge. You need to know how many miles to reserve, and how many miles to empty. So I regularly monitor how many miles to go from a full tank to reserve. While quantity per distance may be an easier metric at purchase time, that only happens once every few years. Distance per quantity is a calculation I do in my head several times a week to ensure that my vehicle maintains a good state of tune.
- NLips 14y agoIf you're using the odometer as a fuel gauge, surely volume becomes irrelevant for judging your range (excluding the tuning purposes)? e.g. My tank lasts 200 miles => I've gone 100 miles => I can go another 100 (top) before refilling.