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| yo st riders. got into state to state tour/camping three years ago. my son and i usually travel at 80 mph, loaded for camping with all the STUFF you need for a week, tent, bag, all weather clothes , etc,etc,etc. took my honda sabre this year got HORRIBLE mpg, hit resrv at about 110 to115 miles.( three times in between towns, not fun)if you do this type of travel, with the above type of riding please let me know what kind of MPG yor are getting.. thanks,, geezr
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| I have a VT1100C2 Sabre [2000 mod] and that's the mileage I get with no cargo. Its well know to be a guzzler. All you can do is keep well-tuned and keep air pressure up.
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| | Quit your whining about your bad mileage and quit posting your "issue" on every non-related Honda bike. If you made a bad bike choice that's your problem dude. You should have done more research before you bought the thing, genius. |
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| I own a '93 ST and take trips on a regular basis with my wife. I am 230lbs and my wife is 115lbs. With both bags packed to thier 20lb capacity and the wieght of all our personal riding gear.
Traveling at 60-65 mph I average about 42 mpg. Alone I have averaged as high as 48 mpg and the very best was an unbelievable 52 mpg on all day Sunday Slow Cruise. |
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