Fuel capacity
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Fuel capacity
How much does it (R1200R) hold.
The specs say '4.6 U.S. gallons w/ approx. 1 gallon reserve ' for the R1200R.
While most of the other models show 'X.X U.S. gallons ; including 1 gallon reserve'
I read this as 4.6 plus 1 gal. reserve and the others the reserve is included in the first number.
Does anyone know for sure how many US gallons the R1200R tank holds?
The specs say '4.6 U.S. gallons w/ approx. 1 gallon reserve ' for the R1200R.
While most of the other models show 'X.X U.S. gallons ; including 1 gallon reserve'
I read this as 4.6 plus 1 gal. reserve and the others the reserve is included in the first number.
Does anyone know for sure how many US gallons the R1200R tank holds?
Last edited by mogu83 on Fri Apr 06, 2007 8:08 am, edited 1 time in total.
Harry Costello -- Jersey Shore
2007 R1200R
1974 + 75 CB125S
1971 R75
2020 Guzzi V85TT
BMWMOA 57358
2007 R1200R
1974 + 75 CB125S
1971 R75
2020 Guzzi V85TT
BMWMOA 57358
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Tank capacity
Fly is probably correct; I have put 5.4 gallons in mine with 8 miles left on the computer. I put the bike on the center stand and rocked it a bit to get max fill.
Doug
Doug
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WARNING: TEST RIDING THE R1200R IS HAZARDOUS TO YOUR FINANCES
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Thanks for the replies.
After a bunch of years in the saddle I've developed a habit of stopping in the same places for fuel/food. Usually they are 200/220 miles apart and I was having concerns about making it on the new bike. Looks like after break in, with a light hand on the throttle it should just make it.
After a bunch of years in the saddle I've developed a habit of stopping in the same places for fuel/food. Usually they are 200/220 miles apart and I was having concerns about making it on the new bike. Looks like after break in, with a light hand on the throttle it should just make it.
Harry Costello -- Jersey Shore
2007 R1200R
1974 + 75 CB125S
1971 R75
2020 Guzzi V85TT
BMWMOA 57358
2007 R1200R
1974 + 75 CB125S
1971 R75
2020 Guzzi V85TT
BMWMOA 57358
mogu83 wrote:Thanks for the replies.
After a bunch of years in the saddle I've developed a habit of stopping in the same places for fuel/food. Usually they are 200/220 miles apart and I was having concerns about making it on the new bike. Looks like after break in, with a light hand on the throttle it should just make it.
Something less than warp 2 will work fine!
Doug
MSF #127350 NAUI #36288
2011 RT
WARNING: TEST RIDING THE R1200R IS HAZARDOUS TO YOUR FINANCES
2011 RT
WARNING: TEST RIDING THE R1200R IS HAZARDOUS TO YOUR FINANCES
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mogu83 wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
After a bunch of years in the saddle I've developed a habit of stopping in the same places for fuel/food. Usually they are 200/220 miles apart and I was having concerns about making it on the new bike. Looks like after break in, with a light hand on the throttle it should just make it.
Something less than warp 2 will work fine!
As time goes on, I am finding it more and more difficult to run my normal 70-75. What is especially intoxicating is coming up behind slower traffic in the passing lane on the freeway. Making a lane change with a WOT in sixth and a hard pass! God, how I love the WOT on this bike in sixth!! WOT....wide open throttle.
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mogu83 wrote:
Thanks for the replies.
After a bunch of years in the saddle I've developed a habit of stopping in the same places for fuel/food. Usually they are 200/220 miles apart and I was having concerns about making it on the new bike. Looks like after break in, with a light hand on the throttle it should just make it.
Something less than warp 2 will work fine!
As time goes on, I am finding it more and more difficult to run my normal 70-75. What is especially intoxicating is coming up behind slower traffic in the passing lane on the freeway. Making a lane change with a WOT in sixth and a hard pass! God, how I love the WOT on this bike in sixth!! WOT....wide open throttle.
Richard
BMWMOA, IBA Member
200,000 Mile BMWMOA member
2007 RT. TPM, ESA, ASC
BMWMOA, IBA Member
200,000 Mile BMWMOA member
2007 RT. TPM, ESA, ASC