Is this forum on life support?

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by RACER X

my car gets better mpg then the ape, lol

GT does around 50 on the hwy, accord around 25. I may try a few hwy runs on thebuell to see how its mileage is after. I think drewpy said he was getting close to 60 on his. Only bummer is the bikes take premium and the car takes the cheap stuff.

[RACER X]

i'm loose-loose, bike gets like 28-32mpg, and uses premium
car gets like 35 and uses cheap gas

i fill up every 2 days, cuz i ride about 45mi rd trip, and i get about 110mi to a tank.

so i total i use more time/money commuting on the bike. but only bikers understand why it's worth it.

[Adeptus_Minor]

Originally Posted by tommymac

GT does around 50 on the hwy, accord around 25. I may try a few hwy runs on thebuell to see how its mileage is after. I think drewpy said he was getting close to 60 on his. Only bummer is the bikes take premium and the car takes the cheap stuff.

I haven't measured the mileage on the Buell, at least not that I remember, but it and my car both take premium and my car gets maybe 28mpg combined if I'm not too aggressive.

[fasternyou929]

Originally Posted by RACER X

i'm loose-loose

I think I speak for everyone when I say this was high on my "don't need to know" list. Even though I think we all assumed.

[shmike]

Originally Posted by fasternyou929

I think I speak for everyone when I say this was high on my "don't need to know" list. Even though I think we all assumed.

Why you so tight?

I'm loose-loose.

Loose loose local.

[/said in the voice of the guy that does my dry-cleaning]

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by derf

Like I said back in september, you need a smaller bike, like a supermoto

If one was willing to settle for massive amounts of dive & squat

[fasternyou929]

Originally Posted by shmike

Loose loose local.

[Cutty72]

Originally Posted by tommymac

GT does around 50 on the hwy, accord around 25. I may try a few hwy runs on thebuell to see how its mileage is after. I think drewpy said he was getting close to 60 on his. Only bummer is the bikes take premium and the car takes the cheap stuff.

Originally Posted by Adeptus_Minor

I haven't measured the mileage on the Buell, at least not that I remember, but it and my car both take premium and my car gets maybe 28mpg combined if I'm not too aggressive.

Mine is averaging about 41 mpg. That's with no track days or agressive twisty riding (cause obviously there isn't any here).

Sucks this year I probably won't be able to commute much on it, or I'll have to pick up a KLR or the like, as construction around the lake makes travel with anything less than a 4x4 virtually impossible.

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by Cutty72

Mine is averaging about 41 mpg. That's with no track days or agressive twisty riding (cause obviously there isn't any here).

Sucks this year I probably won't be able to commute much on it, or I'll have to pick up a KLR or the like, as construction around the lake makes travel with anything less than a 4x4 virtually impossible.

I iwll probably be doing the same gig this summer with the side jobs, whats good is I am going to milk paternity leave again in june so I wont be driving ot the er as much durring the summer months, and hopefully will just do 5 or 6 shifts a month at the side jobs.

[tallywacker]

I can't believe how old this forum is already.

Through coon pictures era, the sportbikegurls wars, and the death of TWF.