Average tank range?

[O.C.]

9 miles to a litre I get on average

40.9 mpg

[JohnG]

Just under 41 mpg, about the same as mine on a daily basis. The 47 that I posted before was only achieved when on tour riding 300 to 400 mile daily runs, though consumption did increase a lot when riding around the Alps.

[Boomer]

I get 45mpg pretty much every day.
I'm 26 stone and quite heavy handed.
My route to work is Wickford to Crawley via Edenbridge.
Route home is M23/M25/A127
Total of 57.4 + 56.9  = 114.3 miles
I fill up every day and she takes 11.5 litres.

[tommy]

I ride 2010 GTR and on a long run can achieve 59 - 60 mpg also have on several occasions got 260 out of tank, have run till flashes but managed 30 miles on reserve, thinking of taking a fuel can with me to see what I can actually get on reserve when starts flashing before runs dry as worth knowing if really pushed.

[GTRpilot]

My last fill up was at 195 miles and she took 20.07 Litres.

[jayjay10117]

Just back from 2000+ mile trip to France.  Computer says average of 56 mpg.  All mileage two up,  many fully laden, mixture of Motorway (75 - 85), A and B roads mainly on ECO setting.  Hit fuel warning once at about 210 miles which needed 19 liters to fill.  Reckoned I could get 240 but wouldn't want to risk it.

[jonathan]

I have done 400km on a tank and the warning had just come on.

[GTRpilot]

There appears to be a big difference in the range on the GTR, or when the low fuel signal starts, 400Km = approx 248 miles and warning light just come on  , warning light on at 210, have we all got the same size of tank 

[iamkwackers]

I get an average of 45.5 mpg, and that would be predominately riding very progressively on NSL twisty rural roads. Very rarely use Motorways and only occasionally dual carriageways . I think 45.5mpg under those circumstances is excellent for a sporty 1400cc lump   

[GTRpilot]

I get an average of 45.5 mpg, and that would be predominately riding very progressively on NSL twisty rural roads. Very rarely use Motorways and only occasionally dual carriageways . I think 45.5mpg under those circumstances is excellent for a sporty 1400cc lump   

I agree 

[nightrider]

To get some of these unbelievable tank ranges ,what do people do sit at 56mph for mile after mile after Boring mile , all on Eco mode ,  sod that  :censored:Eco ,, cruise at 85 no less ,you buy a 1400 to use as its meant to be used , half the folk on here would be better off with a Honda dullsville ,   

[pross]

As nightrider says.
I just ride enjoy and fill up the only time I know my MPG is if I glance down to see the current MPG mode  .
I don't do the type of riding where I need to see every mile I can get at around a Qtr of a tank I just fill up 

[virginiajim]

To get some of these unbelievable tank ranges ,what do people do sit at 56mph for mile after mile after Boring mile , all on Eco mode ,  sod that  :censored:Eco ,, cruise at 85 no less ,you buy a 1400 to use as its meant to be used , half the folk on here would be better off with a Honda dullsville ,   

My mileage improved from the mid-40s to the upper 40's after I had the ECU flashed.  Increased power and better gas mileage....what's not to like?

[doebag]

Well with this thread in mind, I tried a reasonably accurate test today
I rode 180 miles of mixed 50%  A and B roads and 50% Motorway. ECO mode turned OFF
Filled bike on centre stand to bottom of filler neck both before and after.
I did 180 miles on 15.5 litres, which makes 255 miles on a 22 litre tankful [ handbook states 22 litres capacity]
My trip meter reading added to my range reading was always about 240 to 250 miles.

[Trevsgtr]

Just done 2500 mile in France computer says 50.6mpg average.Two up all the time pretty well loaded.Mainly 90mph on way down and back and a bit more relaxed rural riding when there.A lot better than my old FJR with similar loadings and speeds.