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nimes 01-09-12 22:08

Fuel consumption
 
Hi, i have a xt660r,2006. How to reduce fuel consumption? Any tips? Or mods?


Thank you..

Petenz 02-09-12 00:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by nimes (Post 178299)
Hi, i have a xt660r,2006. How to reduce fuel consumption? Any tips? Or mods?


Thank you..

I get 23km per liter from my 09 XTR...
I have one of Kevs fuel mods.. ===>> http://www.xt660.com/site/node/136
Been wondering if I have it set a bit lean..
It dose run very well..

Graham 02-09-12 11:06

Leave it in the garage.

mash101 02-09-12 17:57

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Originally Posted by Graham (Post 178323)
Leave it in the garage.

Had to chuckle at that!!!!!!
The only other suggestion is to ride it like a Harley - i.e. no corners & constant speed, around 60mph...........

maxwell123455 02-09-12 18:30

Best way i found was

Performance cans
stg 1 and 2 air filters
kev fuel mod
1 tooth larger front sprocket (the extra grunt from the above mods still allows the bike to shimmy!!!)

The added power and higher (or correcting) gearing allows you to short shift or reduce the need to rev the bike as much, keep a steady speed, and fewer gear changes and better ahea planning. oh and 60-70mph with 1 tooth+ front sprocket.

Using this combo and a fill up to fill up in one long steady ride saw me get 78mpg while fully loaded!!!!:luv[1]:

Mort 03-09-12 08:46

Hi its all in the right hand action.:rotf[1]:

deathmare88 20-09-12 13:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by maxwell123455 (Post 178340)
Best way i found was

Performance cans
stg 1 and 2 air filters
kev fuel mod
1 tooth larger front sprocket (the extra grunt from the above mods still allows the bike to shimmy!!!)

The added power and higher (or correcting) gearing allows you to short shift or reduce the need to rev the bike as much, keep a steady speed, and fewer gear changes and better ahea planning. oh and 60-70mph with 1 tooth+ front sprocket.

Using this combo and a fill up to fill up in one long steady ride saw me get 78mpg while fully loaded!!!!:luv[1]:


Great tips. Might try that +1 tooth sprocket because sometimes I just can't get that right confortable reving in a gear.


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