Fuel consumption
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Fuel consumption
As a newbe I am curious to know what fuel consumption I can expect from my 650 Executive. My last bike was a honda Deauville which returned 55mpg but I don't think I am even approaching that with the Burgman. What say you experts out there? Ken
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Re: Fuel consumption
I've seen one owner with siggy links like mine (Poldark) showing 62mpg average which I think is very good for a big heavy 650. Don't know if that's normal though, but should be similar to your Deauville I'd expect.
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Re: Fuel consumption
I do not check often on my 650 but yes, about 55 i think, if VERY gentle with the right hand almost 60-ish..
but no fun in that.
Lyn.
but no fun in that.
Lyn.
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Re: Fuel consumption
I'm getting 13.5 miles per litre (taken from dash readout). Don't know what that is in English.
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Re: Fuel consumption
That's about 61mpg. 

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Re: Fuel consumption
Thanks, that's why I mainly use the YBR250, that's now doing about 100mpg,
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Re: Fuel consumption
Averaged 54mpg in 7,000 odd miles, which I don't think is too bad for a machine weighing around 240 kilogrammes. I am a quick rider and tend to be heavy with the right hand, (watch it Barry), where conditions and limits allow.
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Re: Fuel consumption
Dave Weller wrote:Thanks, that's why I mainly use the YBR250, that's now doing about 100mpg,
I reckon thats about the same as my X Max , Needles hardly dropped & i have done 95 mlles already

& no it's not a stuck Needle
