Okay, silly question time.
How do you guys know when you are starting to run low? I don't a gas light or resettable trip meter on my 900ss. Just wait till it starts to sputter?
All my other bikes have always had a gas warning light or trip meter so I'm at a loss.
Thanks!
Roadie
gas level?
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Craig in France
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Re: gas level?
Trip meter, me 
. I do know people who run until the bike goes on to reserve; but I've always thought that was too risky (especially round here where there ain't a gas station every 10 miles ... 
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Without a trip, I guess you could simply record the main mileage when you fill, add 100 (or whatever) ... and then remember not to forget
. I do know people who run until the bike goes on to reserve; but I've always thought that was too risky (especially round here where there ain't a gas station every 10 miles ... )Without a trip, I guess you could simply record the main mileage when you fill, add 100 (or whatever) ... and then remember not to forget
Re: gas level?
Thanks Craig, that's what I've been doing but would much prefer a trip meter that I can re set at each fill up. I'll plan for a change soon.
Now that it si colder here my 900ss has been rather reluctant to start and backfires for a while till warmed up. Got some work to do.
Now that it si colder here my 900ss has been rather reluctant to start and backfires for a while till warmed up. Got some work to do.