Put over £50 in bike since sat..Jesus, may get a TDI bike if anyone ever brings one out..
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Joined May 2008
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Norfolk
how the ****.... 50 quid?!
you are worse than me :biggrin hahaha, or is your tank slowly depositing the fuel back on the ground as u ride along leaking away all that money
unless you rode hard non stop all day that seems a bit impossible to acheive lol, or were you filling up at the most expensive station in the uk
you are worse than me :biggrin hahaha, or is your tank slowly depositing the fuel back on the ground as u ride along leaking away all that money
unless you rode hard non stop all day that seems a bit impossible to acheive lol, or were you filling up at the most expensive station in the uk
Sounds about right, over 200 sat out today..Just think of all that lovely tax we're paying to El.Gordo the great..
i hear you buddy,i put £32 in last saturday,another £16 sunday,another £16 monday,another £10 friday,£15 in yesterday and another £10 today and its now empty again ffs.
had loadsa fun tho lol.
had loadsa fun tho lol.
Know how you feel...I spend more on petrol than I do on the wife:exclamation
100 miles to the tank though...I've been doing sums...
My reserve generally comes on around the 100 mark but it only takes 12 ish litres to top up. This means we should still have very roughly 50 miles to go on an 18 litre tank before it gets sucked dry and collapses :devious
Was out playing over the weekend and didn't fill up til I'd hit 120 miles and it still only took 14.85 litres.
This might sound dull but I like to know the full range....just in case:biggrin
100 miles to the tank though...I've been doing sums...
My reserve generally comes on around the 100 mark but it only takes 12 ish litres to top up. This means we should still have very roughly 50 miles to go on an 18 litre tank before it gets sucked dry and collapses :devious
Was out playing over the weekend and didn't fill up til I'd hit 120 miles and it still only took 14.85 litres.
This might sound dull but I like to know the full range....just in case:biggrin
Joined Jun 2007
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Little Clacton, Essex
Sticking £15 a day in the ZZR. Used the Factory for my commute the other day and cost me £24! Thirsty bugger....
Most economical (Big CC) bike I've had was the original 'Fireblade', no matter how it was ridden it never seemed to do less than 45mpg, newer models gobble it for some reason.
RSV's like the juice, and I thought a twin would be more economical. Oh well a woman would be more expensive to run..:biggrin
Joined Mar 2008
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Lincolnshire
Run to 130 then chucked £18 in it. £18!!!!!!!
Doesnt help that the gov are trying to bankrupt us all.
Doesnt help that the gov are trying to bankrupt us all.
