That's a pretty good range there. We have not really tested ours but perhaps this year I will take notes. No way will we get that kind of mileage when at the dunes though, too much stabbing the throttle hill climbing, lol.
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Well, since most of my miles are put on doing low speed wheelies in first gear, I usually get about 5 miles on a tank i would say
And when I'm not doing wheelies in first gear, I'm doing wheelies in the other 4 gears.
And when I'm not doing wheelies, I'm beating the hell out of it pretty much.
So yea average 10-15 miles per tank I would say (LITERALLY).
Wish I was kidding
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LOL that response got me good lol and your picture of you doing a wheelie sealed the deal. I thought this may be an interesting post for anyone who may be wanting to do a longer ride but was not sure of the range of their rig. I believe we had marked about 5 hours of riding as well. I am differently a bit sore today but not too bad. My wife was on a 2017 Polaris scrambler 850 and she got down to "one bar" on her gas monitor at 94 miles so i think she could have completed the 106 miles.Well, since most of my miles are put on doing low speed wheelies in first gear, I usually get about 5 miles on a tank i would say![]()
And when I'm not doing wheelies in first gear, I'm doing wheelies in the other 4 gears.
And when I'm not doing wheelies, I'm beating the hell out of it pretty much.
So yea average 10-15 miles per tank I would say (LITERALLY).
Wish I was kidding![]()
I may have exaggerated on the mileage a little, but not much
Not possible bud. Unless your leaking gas like an open faucet.Well, since most of my miles are put on doing low speed wheelies in first gear, I usually get about 5 miles on a tank i would say
And when I'm not doing wheelies in first gear, I'm doing wheelies in the other 4 gears.
And when I'm not doing wheelies, I'm beating the hell out of it pretty much.
So yea average 10-15 miles per tank I would say (LITERALLY).
Wish I was kidding
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