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pauldun170 04-08-2010 10:41 AM

On the ZX-11, I've hit 258 miles but I've never gotten to the point where the tank was empty.
Usually I'd hit the gas station at 190 miles which is around the time I need to take a stretch\pee break.

CBR's range is a bit shorter, though I haven't been tracking mileage between fillups yet

sfarson 04-08-2010 10:54 AM

About 400 miles with this supertanker. Have never needed the range but it is kinda nice going on a 250+ mile ride and not have to stop for fuel along the way.

A downside? When this puppy's fuel tank is full don't get it leaning far to the side with your boot on a gravel surface sloping away. :eek: Did this while tilting the bike over between the legs for a better book photo. Boot started slipping down the right side slope, the bike heavily and quickly started falling towards the side of the slipping boot. I threw the camera (a sacrificial act), grabbed the bars, the boot caught traction (very fortunately), and saved/righted with serious grunt force what could have been a nasty accident. :eek:

http://www.farson.com/r1200gsadv/r1200gsadvbrowns.jpg

marko138 04-08-2010 10:55 AM

Gorgeous picture!

KSGregman 04-08-2010 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by sfarson (Post 359329)
About 400 miles with this supertanker. Have never needed the range but it is kinda nice going on a 250+ mile ride and not have to stop for fuel along the way.

A downside? When this puppy's fuel tank is full don't get it leaning far to the side with your boot on a gravel surface sloping away. :eek: Did this while tilting the bike over between the legs for a better book photo. Boot started slipping down the right side slope, the bike heavily and quickly started falling towards the side of the slipping boot. I threw the camera (a sacrificial act), grabbed the bars, the boot caught traction (very fortunately), and saved/righted with serious grunt force what could have been a nasty accident. :eek:

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That is an AWESOME looking bike...not jealous at ALL...nope...not a bit.

Ok...I admit it...I'm jealous. :lol:

Where was the pic taken?

CrazyKell 04-08-2010 11:24 AM

Ya where was the pic taken? Love it!

Tmall 04-08-2010 11:31 AM

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Originally Posted by marko138 (Post 359168)
Light comes on at around 110. I could stretch to 150...but at that point I'm on borrowed time.

Same here. Doesn't matter if I'm redlining every shift or if I'm puttering around. 180-190kms the light comes on, then I start looking for gas quickly.

Trip 04-08-2010 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Tmall (Post 359359)
Same here. Doesn't matter if I'm redlining every shift or if I'm puttering around. 180-190kms the light comes on, then I start looking for gas quickly.

This is ah 'Merica, boy. We don't understand that there Keelow-mahters

sfarson 04-08-2010 11:37 AM

The pic was from the Brown's Park National Wildlife Refuge in a extreme NW Colorado. Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid would hide out here. Seriously remote and lonely. Was told the NWR here is loaded with moose, elk, bear, mountain lion. That's the Green River on its way to the Dinosaur National Monument, and a few miles away this pic was taken as the Green enters the Monument at the stunning Gates of Lodore. The raft in the image was one of three on their way into the Monument for a three day trip of whitewater and riverside camping. Dang.

http://www.farson.com/preview/prevlodore.jpg

Tmall 04-08-2010 11:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Trip (Post 359363)
This is ah 'Merica, boy. We don't understand that there Keelow-mahters

160 of em are about 100 of your miles. 60 of your miles are about 100 of them.

Cutty72 04-08-2010 12:20 PM

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Originally Posted by smileyman (Post 359234)
Mileage wise the ZedX is capable of 180 but the furthest i have stretched it is 177 and i was getting nervous. The 1125R should go that far but gets worse mileage with a bigger tank and I have never pushed it past 140 or so. That will change when I go riding more this summer I am sure.

With the last reflash my low fuel light went from 120 miles to 150ish.
The Drummer helped a bit more. :dthumb:


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