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For the second time
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Bob Denman
New member
:congrats:
I guess what they say is right: life DOES begin at 40! :2thumbs:
I guess what they say is right: life DOES begin at 40! :2thumbs:
Jim&Teresa
Active member
Isn't it Great?!
Nice! :congrats: on the continued great MPG! :thumbup:
Nice! :congrats: on the continued great MPG! :thumbup:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Glad to hear about the good mileage you are getting.
My last two tanks were in the high 36's--which is okay with me. I have also been playing around with slightly higher rev's--after some discussions with another member on here. I have been running the rpms up to about 3000 and like the power band and shift points being a little more seamless. Still letting the :spyder2: downshift on its own.
My last two tanks were in the high 36's--which is okay with me. I have also been playing around with slightly higher rev's--after some discussions with another member on here. I have been running the rpms up to about 3000 and like the power band and shift points being a little more seamless. Still letting the :spyder2: downshift on its own.
CentralCoastCA
New member
I'm still trying to shift at lower RPM's, which is kinda hard after riding a GS. Worst mpg I've gotten is 30, best is 36. I noticed when going between 75-85 mph, the mpg does go down accordingly
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