What Mpg are you getting at normal speed limits?

[moses]

can anyone tell me the approximate gas mileage they are getting riding at normal speed limits.
Thanks

[bigbadbrucie]

can anyone tell me the approximate gas mileage they are getting riding at normal speed limits.
Thanks
Don’t know what model you’re referring to, or whether a Spyder or a Ryker, or an Imperial Gal. or U.S gal., but I’m getting 45++ on my RTS (Imp. Gal).

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Do a search for MPG on this forum and you'll read comments until your eyes are bleary! I've characterized Spyder MPG like a kid jumping up and down on a trampoline it varies so much! Sometimes I think it depends on if the sun is shining or not! Somewhere in the 30's is most commonly reported.

[Little Blue]

:chat:...I get between 33 to 39 mpg on my Spyder.
Speed is the biggest factor.
So 55 mph in 6th gear @ 39 mpg.
At 70 mph in 6th gear @ 33 mpg.

I can live with those numbers. ......:thumbup:

Enjoy your Ryde Time.

[Navydad]

34 mpg for my 2015 RT. I have done a bit better and a bit worse, but 34 is the number I see most of the time. When traveling I avoid big cities and freeways like the plague so that is two lane travel with as many twistie parts as I can find.

[JayBros]

IMS is right in the bulls-eye!

[LongIsland]

34 mpg for my 2015 RT. I have done a bit better and a bit worse, but 34 is the number I see most of the time. When traveling I avoid big cities and freeways like the plague so that is two lane travel with as many twistie parts as I can find.

Same with my 2014 RTL

[troop]

2019 Spyder F3S (89t rear pulley)
Normal putzing around: 36-40 mpg
Fully loaded up with (3) pieces luggage at interstate 80mph: 28-30 mpg

[C. Lee]

31 MPG average pulling a trailer on our trip to FL last year 2900 miles total. Chris

[Lew L]

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Even with the ECU flash, I'm around 37 to 39 with my beautiful bride in the back. Higher speeds = lower milage.

Lew L

[pegasus1300]

not that anybody really cares but the old VTwin is a consistent 27. something. Since it is always point something I have to assume that I am having occasional bouts of 28 or 29 or:yikes:30. It must be my fat *** that weighs it down.

[ARtraveler]

I am one of those that keeps track quite often on mileage.

We drive a lot of miles a year now. Most of those miles are on secondary roads. Most are driven about 40 - 45 miles per hour. Currently have two 1330's. (F3L). Also had a 1330 RT-S. (2014). My experience has been high 30's to low 40's. 38 - 41. If we get on the road at highway speeds 55, 65, then the mileage will go down a couple miles per gallon. We do not pull a trailer or ride two up. Both of those situations will reduce the mileage.

Our experience with the 998's. Have had four...two RS/GS and two RT's. Our mileage on these was always low 30's.

:bowdown:

[RickWB]

I have kept track of my fuel consumption, and have averaged 47 imperial miles per gallon. I have 4,500 miles on my F3. No trailer and no passenger.

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

I have a 2014 basic RT ..... normally I have " ECO " mode on and avg. in the 38 to 40 mpg range .....( using 87 w/ ethyl ) UNLESS I'm in the " Twistee's ", then all bets are off :yikes::roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:..... Mike :thumbup:

[bigbadbrucie]

I have kept track of my fuel consumption, and have averaged 47 imperial miles per gallon. I have 4,500 miles on my F3. No trailer and no passenger.

As per my post above, that’s identical to my RTS with 37,000 miles on it...solo riding, no trailer.

[redrazor]

:chat:...I get between 33 to 39 mpg on my Spyder.
Speed is the biggest factor.
So 55 mph in 6th gear @ 39 mpg.
At 70 mph in 6th gear @ 33 mpg.

I can live with those numbers. ......:thumbup:

Enjoy your Ryde Time.

:agree: Same here! :yes:

[vito1943]

I have a 2021 RT. Even when riding without a passenger, and in Eco Mode, I seem to average around 34 mpg. But I do tend to rider faster than the posted speed limits. I always fill up before I each 200 miles.