When on a nice ride on my H-D ultra, my wife followed on her RT-L. The first two tanks on the RT we were getting 20 mpg, Yesterday started out with 702 on the RT and after 104 miles of back roads she got 33.4 mpg. :yes: Sure glad it improved, thought it would take longer to get that good.
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When on a nice ride on my H-D ultra, my wife followed on her RT-L. The first two tanks on the RT we were getting 20 mpg, Yesterday started out with 702 on the RT and after 104 miles of back roads she got 33.4 mpg. :yes: Sure glad it improved, thought it would take longer to get that good.
scooterexpress
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from texas to missouri going through arkansas i got 31.33 going no faster then 67mph and all the twisties used 24gals going up now coming home diff story i got 25mpg going 75-77mph into the wind on frwy so big diff.
dancogan
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Both speed and wind direction have a major impact on mpg. My 2 wheeler has an accurate built in computer that lets me watch mpg and see how it varies with speed and how hard I twist the throttle. On a day of riding backroads, mostly dirt, with speeds mostly around 35-45 mph I averaged 48 mpg. When I get on the interstate and hold it at 79-75 I'll be lucky to keep it in the 40s or high 30's.
