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Holie Crappy MPG's, Batman!
#11
Wow we are back to $ 1.90 a gal here.

I never try to achieve any particular mpg, it just happens.
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#12
Heck less than $1.50 further in toward city center


2014 CB1100 DLX
2013 CB1100 Std
1990 BMW K75 RT
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#13
I filled up for $1.34/gallon in Richmond yesterday! I'm SO glad that $50 fills up my 36 gallon tanks on my F-150 now! I was really hating the days of $115 fill ups a few years ago!
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#14
Out West where you next gas station can be at the fume limit of your range, gas mileage matters. It's no fun walking.
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#15
You guys can stop with the gas prices. It's still $2.09 here. CA has the screws to us for gas prices.
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#16
We're still paying the equivalent of $2.45USD/gallon here in Canada. Even with the crappy Dollar, it still makes my fill ups on US trips seem crazy small.
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#17
I get 50mpg normally in city traffic, 55mpg on freeway trips. '13 model.
I paid $1.62 a gallon today for gas
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#18
Geez, you blokes are lucky. Petrol is around US$2.9 per US gallon here. And it's much cheaper now than it was a year ago.
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#19
I think I pay over $2 a gallon for premium gasoline (93 octane). 87 octane is significantly cheaper but the owners manual recommends 91 octane minimum. Is performance/fuel efficiency affected by using low octane fuel?
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#20
curlyjoe

Octane ratings measured differently in the USA? I think 91 (which is the lowest we can buy in Australia) was the same as your 87. My CB1100 manual tells me I can run 91 Octane—standard grade fuel—and I do. Happily.

Check out [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octane_rating]this Wikipedia article under the Anti-Knock Index heading.
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