How Far Can I Get

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    Hi all
    Ive a 2000 legend. 15ltr tank, obviously no gauge. How far can i get on a full tank. Appreciated. Kev
     
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    Thank you. Appreciated. Got to admit, I've had a few different bikes in the past but the legend makes me smile.
     
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    Mr. Obvious says "until you run out of petrol" ;)
    Welcome from Iowa.
     
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    More like " when money runs out". Fuel stop going on :laughing::kissing:;)
     
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    Hello Kev, welcome to the forum
     
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    Welcome to the forum :cool:
     
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    Hi mate and welcome
     
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    A tank a whisker over 3 gallons at just under 50 mpg will see you brim to dry in about 160 miles.
     
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    Hello and welcome to the forum Kev.

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    Depends how you ride it I guess!
    I could get my little VFR400 down to about 35mpg if I was really trying.
     
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    On a test like that I’ll do the calculations like dozers dad put out as an idea then I carry a 1ltr plastic thinners bottle nr the end mileage to where I think I might run out and ‘go for bust’
     
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    If there's no gauge or light does it not have a reserve?
     
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    Well, there you go then, just fill er up and ride it to reserve.
     
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    :joy::joy::joy: Sorry, lost track of who asked the question!
     
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    Hi Kev and welcome to the forum :cool: Agree with DD, as I usually get 180km/112miles to fill on my 1200cc Speedmaster, but usually have 10% (2l) left. Advertised at 48mpg which is approx 5l per 100km. I have run it dry once, but calculations are easier at 10l use (12l tank).
     
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