Low fuel warning eliminator

[coman37]

if it aint broke don"t break by fiddling !

Coman

[Burchy]

Don't really understand the need for a fuel warning system at all.  You KNOW that you are going to run out as soon as you fill up, its just a matter of time and distance, and you have a fuel gauge AND a range guide.

[Andy]

Don't really understand the need for a fuel warning system at all.  You KNOW that you are going to run out as soon as you fill up, its just a matter of time and distance, and you have a fuel gauge AND a range guide.

Running out of fuel is the most common cause of avoidable breakdown
with almost every patrol attending such a call-out (99%). Even more
surprisingly, over half (58%) patrols have been called out for simple
tasks such as topping up windscreen washers and even to repair a
CD player (57%).

http://www.rac.co.uk/RAC/files/34/347071d1-2ec6-4f1d-a432-8e334cf4b007.pdf

[viper]

if a bike has the old fashion reserve tank then a fuel gauge/system is not needed, but as the gtr does not have a reserve tank then it would be a nightmare without the low warning

you wouldn't want a car without a gauge , so what the difference with the gtr

[Burchy]

I'm quite happy with a gauge and a range display.  I just don't need a 3rd reminder to fuel up.  And an annoying/distracting one at that

[virginiajim]

I've always used the first trip meter and fill up around 200 miles or so unless I'm riding through Nebraska, Wyoming, or Nevada, then it's about 150.

[Ant]

If i see just 2 bars on the dash, i fill up at the first opportunity...it goes down like a rocket after the 3rd bar !!

Agreed the constant flashing is annoying, but its just as Zeb has said....and i ain't pushing it