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That qoute below was in a thread earlier about someones purchase of a larger CC bike.
quote]I am wondering, though, if Suzuki will regret their new 109 engines given the way fuel prices have gone[/quote]
I always wonder why folks say that??
My Road Star gets better MPG than my Vol did. Both of them have air and exhaust mods, both carb'd, and yet the Road Star gets about 4-6 mpg better than the Vol. And it outdid the Vol in stock configuration as well.
Since these are the only two motorcycles I have owned, I just have to ask this question..
Lets hear it from those who have also owned both large and smaller bikes, and some reasons why it happens that way!
I'd like to offer some great reason why it worked out the way it did for me, but I can't tell you why, it just happens to be true.
More CC's meant better MPG's, but it seems most haven't had that happen for them!
quote]I am wondering, though, if Suzuki will regret their new 109 engines given the way fuel prices have gone[/quote]
I always wonder why folks say that??
My Road Star gets better MPG than my Vol did. Both of them have air and exhaust mods, both carb'd, and yet the Road Star gets about 4-6 mpg better than the Vol. And it outdid the Vol in stock configuration as well.
Since these are the only two motorcycles I have owned, I just have to ask this question..
Lets hear it from those who have also owned both large and smaller bikes, and some reasons why it happens that way!
I'd like to offer some great reason why it worked out the way it did for me, but I can't tell you why, it just happens to be true.
More CC's meant better MPG's, but it seems most haven't had that happen for them!