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Spyder MPG
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johnspyder
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1200 mi on my se5 and it has not seen 30 mpg yet. I guess i can't stay out of the throttle long enough.
J.W.
J.W.
LDFIREWORKS
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around 28 or29:2thumbs::2thumbs:
Star Cruiser
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I got 40mpg once (steady 70mph for almost the whole tank) - Usually around 35mpg
I'm only averaging about 21-25(SE5) in city driving and not driving it hard. Hopefully this will improve. Have only 900 miles.
bone crusher
Alignment Specialist
I was getting around 26mpg for some time...
I think as the bike breaks in, the mileage gets better...I am now seeing about 30mpg, depending on riding style.
It's harder to determine now as it's too cold to ride...I do turn the bike on for about 10-15 minutes each week just to keep the juices flowing...also, I use a battery tender so that it'll start...
I think as the bike breaks in, the mileage gets better...I am now seeing about 30mpg, depending on riding style.
It's harder to determine now as it's too cold to ride...I do turn the bike on for about 10-15 minutes each week just to keep the juices flowing...also, I use a battery tender so that it'll start...
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