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20 Aug 2004
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Fuel Range on Dakar
Hi all,
The fuel light on the Dakar seems to come on at about 130 miles with the standard tank. Is this normal ? Seems a bit short to me . Dave 
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22 Aug 2004
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Hi,
My petrol light comes on between 280-320 km depending how fast we ride. However, there were three of us on f650's, 1 GS and the other two Dakars and the lights never come on at the same time, so I don't know wheter they are set differently on the bikes.
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23 Aug 2004
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hi
riding at 80-90 km /h, our lites come at 340-370 km. After lighting there are about 4 liter left out of 17 l. Do you have about 4 l left as well? If yes, your consumption is far too high unless you go in deep sand. Karen + Goetz ------------------ ïóòü = öåëü
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