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Dizzier1
Hope this helps
Maybe some are already aware of this site but punch in a zip code and it gives you the cheapest gas around.
http://www.gasbuddy.com/
http://www.gasbuddy.com/
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Dilligraf - I own an '02 BMW 325i sedan. So I know what you're talking about. You've got more power in your 3.0 liter however.
BMW makes fantastic cars despite what Bangle has done. My next car will most likely either be a 330i sedan or 540i.
In gassing up today, I noticed my gas bills are approaching 15 dollars
BMW makes fantastic cars despite what Bangle has done. My next car will most likely either be a 330i sedan or 540i.
In gassing up today, I noticed my gas bills are approaching 15 dollars
Member #93, June 2002
'14 BMW R1200RT "Wethead"
'77 BMW R100/7 "Airhead"
'14 BMW R1200RT "Wethead"
'77 BMW R100/7 "Airhead"
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- yjleesvrr
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During the first East Coast Beakster Bash, I put 87 octane gas from the "Tail of the Dragon" motel at Deal's Gap in my Roadster just to see what she would do. For general cruising/interstate droning, she didn't mind it one bit. Rev 'er high however, and boy did she complain. I usually go for one of the name-brand stations and feed her 92 minimum.
Member #93, June 2002
'14 BMW R1200RT "Wethead"
'77 BMW R100/7 "Airhead"
'14 BMW R1200RT "Wethead"
'77 BMW R100/7 "Airhead"
I was using 92-93 octane then the gas prices went ballistic, so on the last tank i thought i'd try 89. I went on a poker run saturday with the 89 in my tank, the temp outside was about 94 deg. All was well for the first hour or so, soon i noticed the bike starting a slight knock from stop lights, at one point during a hard launch(i only had one beer, i swear) it knocked so bad i thought i would look down and see a rod sticking out the side of the cylinder!
It's back with 92-93oct for me!
It's back with 92-93oct for me!
Suzuki T500- learned on
Vmax- hang on
Klr650- muddy on
Softail- laid on
R1150R- moved on
Vmax- hang on
Klr650- muddy on
Softail- laid on
R1150R- moved on
wow......that's about $6.75 a gallon.....(litre is a bit more than a court).riceburner wrote:oh stop whinging..
we're currently paying around 92.9pence per litre here (that's what i paid this morning).
that's about £15-£17 UK for a fill up of roughly 160 miles (guessing here).
From the FT Currency Converter.... : .929 UK Sterling = 1.69 US Dollar
or... 15 UK Sterling = 27.22 US Dollar
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boxermania
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boxermania
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I often wonder how much gas is left in the hose of the pump from the previous customer, when I am supposed to be pumping in premium gas. There must be at least a gallon of gas in the hose. Anyone know anything about how gas pumps work?
I always feel I am pumping in a gallon of regular which was left in the hose from the previous customer, while I am paying for premium. Just a little paranoid I guess.
ken k
I always feel I am pumping in a gallon of regular which was left in the hose from the previous customer, while I am paying for premium. Just a little paranoid I guess.
ken k
Red 2003 R1150R
Ken,
I saw a show a while back on just that subject, maybe Two Wheel Tuesday or something similar. They stated that the average pump hose assembly holds around 1/2 gal of what ever the person before you used. While not a problem for cars it can be for motorcycles, especially those with "peanut" tanks where 1/2 gal can literally be 1/2 of the tanks volume!
I saw a show a while back on just that subject, maybe Two Wheel Tuesday or something similar. They stated that the average pump hose assembly holds around 1/2 gal of what ever the person before you used. While not a problem for cars it can be for motorcycles, especially those with "peanut" tanks where 1/2 gal can literally be 1/2 of the tanks volume!
Suzuki T500- learned on
Vmax- hang on
Klr650- muddy on
Softail- laid on
R1150R- moved on
Vmax- hang on
Klr650- muddy on
Softail- laid on
R1150R- moved on