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| | Can anyone tell me what the actual fuel mileage for a 400 or a 650 is? I do a lot of in town/out of town riding (25-35mph), and a little highway. What are the real numbers? |
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| Once the 400 are broken in they get around 55-58 mpg and the 650 will get between 40-50.
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| We have a 400 and are getting between 65-70 mpg.
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| I have a 2006 650. In dense city driving (stop signs/lights every 2-4 blocks), it gets upper 30s. In suburban driving, it gets low to mid 40s, and with highway driving, 50+.
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| | I own a 2007 Burgman 400. I've put 2,000 miles on it so far. Lowest mpg was 59 (all in-town commuting), highest was 74 (long highway trip). |
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| My records have consistently shown a range of 45 - 51 MPG. This is with a mixture of city street riding and freeway (Los Angeles no less).
Tom Harvey |
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| Sorry I forgot to tell you that my Burgman is a 06 650
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