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What kind of gas mileage do you get and what is your driving range?
I ride a Stock, '05 1500N Kawasaki Vulcan Classic FI. Usually get right at 50 mpg, have gotten as high as 55. Have to keep it under 70 to get over 50.
Have a 5 gallon fuel tank and usually fill somewhere around 200 miles. Low fuel light comes on at around 175 miles.
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Lost in transition
2000 Fat Boy about 48 mpg!!!
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My Trike gets mid 30's if you keep it under 65, over 70 and especially when I kick back with the cruise on 75 and she will suck down the 6 gallon tank in 170 miles or so.
Didn't buy it for the MPG.
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Kevin Shearer
Heritage Springer.....don't know the mileage but it's not good enough. Get tired of having to stop all the time and put gas in it. Doesn't seem like something you should have to do more than once in a day.
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04 Electra Glide mid 40's depending how I'm riding.. filling up @ 200 on hiway and about 175 city / hiway
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01 GL1800 ,she has a 6.7 gallon tank . she gets 44mpg at 70mph and 38 mpg 80+
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05 Road King, 44 mpg on the hiway
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With the chopper only having a 3 1/2 gallon tank, I do have to stop a little more aften than I like, but with the S&S Super Sidewinder motor I think I get exceptional mileage pushing 110 HP. Cursing around town like at rally's get I get low to mid 30's, but on the open road in high gear with very little horsing around low to mid 40"s. I have seen high 40's on occasion. I'm satisfied. Safe Riding, Glenn
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45mpg on a 2012 Road Glide Ultra, usuall fillup when the low fuel light comes on, around 200 miles
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2012 Road Glide Ultra. Mid 40's most of the time. Most of my HD in the past average around 45. They get better the higher altitude I ride in. Live in Okla but travel alot.
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I am getting 42-45mpg on my '08RoadGlide. Around the 230 mile range I am putting in 5.2-5.5 gallons. It has a 2>1 Exhaust and a PCIII tuner. I think at over 70mph it would go down a bit. Its better than the 36-38 I was getting from my Suki LC1500 that only had a 4.1gal tank. That left about 3.5 or so to be safe. 125miles on the trip meter was time to be look'n for a fillem up station.
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About 38 mpg, depends on how much I twist on it. 2006 Ultra Classic with the Screamin Eagle 103 cubic inch up grade. About 45mpg on 2006 road king ,stock 88 cubic inch engine.
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I have a 2007 Fat Boy with a windshield and am averaging 48 mpg........Lovin it!
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45mpg average. Vulcan 900 classic. Light comes on at about 160, and it I usualy put in about 3.5 to 4 gal in a 5 gal tank. Haven't had the balls to see how far I can get on a tank, but I'm guessing 220ish.
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My 02' Indian gets about 45mpg and has a 5.8 gal tank and I think 211 miles is the most i went before a fill up.
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I average a little over 40mpg at highway speeds on my 98 inch yamaha Roadstar.
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'07 Softail nightrain 96" 6 speed, have seen as high as 53
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RIP Tonka
I've haven't been able to determine that because I like speed to much to be able to just cruise through a tank. Have a 2006 Honda VFR 800, it has 2 stage valves and 2 stage air intake(stock). Once you get over 6k rpms, the 2nd stage valves kick in. It's like a mild power band of a 2 stroke.
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2012 SESG 45mpg at 65-70mph. 40mpg at 80mph. Usually fill at 170miles.
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06 Ultra..... I probably could get better gas mileage than the 40 I get now but I just can't run under 70.....
George Brock
2015 920 Pro/XP
2015 Mercury 250 Pro/XS
Twin 8' Powerpole Blades