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ukiceman 6 Mar 2008 17:46

TT600RE Fuel Range
 
Hi guys

TT600RE Fuel range question...

What sort of range are you getting on a tank when you hit reserve? I’ve not had it long so I’ve only done a couple tanks.

I’m getting 100km from 7ltr – It did surprise me when I hit reserve after a 100 clicks. Going to get a 23ltr tank I think. Still, proper happy with the bike.

Shaun

Walkabout 6 Mar 2008 18:19

That's about it - not great fuel efficiency
 
That fuel consumption sounds familiar - the standard 10L tank is a pain a lot of the time.
It depends on your throttle hand of course!
I have been known to carry a few litres spare fuel in the rucksac with the sandwiches! :rolleyes2:

sanderd 6 Mar 2008 19:20

hi,

i have a TT600R 2003 and get 20 kms out of 1 liter with 100-120 km/h highway, no luggage. From what i read on HUB this is quite normal.

cheers,
Sander

ukiceman 6 Mar 2008 19:42

thanks
 
Hi Walkabout & Sanderd

Thanks for the reply

Looks like that’s about right then!
Sanderd…..You replied to my post on this thread

http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...ttr600re-33286

Since then I’ve been emailing the guy from off the road and I’m going to order the same panniers and rack system as yours when I get paid in 3 weeks. I’ll drop you a PM if that’s OK because you said you had some issues with fitting…

So what range are you getting when loaded?

Regards
Shaun

Walkabout 6 Mar 2008 22:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by sanderd (Post 178388)
hi,

i have a TT600R 2003 and get 20 kms out of 1 liter with 100-120 km/h highway, no luggage. From what i read on HUB this is quite normal.

cheers,
Sander

That seems to be much better, by about 40%, if my mental 'rithmetic is OK.

But, at 20 Km per litre that would give 200 Km to a tank, which = about 125 miles to a full tank. I recall getting about 100 miles from a full tank run on the reserve until just about dry (I remember miles, despite the Km clocks, because of riding along with other bikes).

It's still down to the use of the throttle of course.

sanderd 7 Mar 2008 09:24

When i stil had the original tank, it goes on reserve at about 160km, which leaves 2 liters reserve.

There seems to be an issue with certain models that the reserve level is wrongly adjusted in the fuel petcock. you can read that here:

Reserveröhrchen

I hope your german is not too bad... :cool4:


pictures show the general idea.

regards,
Sanderd

ukiceman 7 Apr 2008 16:48

update
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by ukiceman (Post 178374)
Hi guys

TT600RE Fuel range question...

What sort of range are you getting on a tank when you hit reserve? I’ve not had it long so I’ve only done a couple tanks.

I’m getting 100km from 7ltr – It did surprise me when I hit reserve after a 100 clicks. Going to get a 23ltr tank I think. Still, proper happy with the bike.

Shaun

I’ve now got it up to 130km per 7ltr as I hit reserve, just by being gentle on the throttle and not letting that second carb suck so much :)

Still getting a 23ltr tank for it, coz that stock 10ltr thing is rubbish.

sanderd 8 Apr 2008 17:38

Hi,

standard Acerbis tank for the TTR(E) is 20ltr. you can buy larger tanks but that will cost you BIG $$...

cheers,
Sander

leigh 8 Apr 2008 21:24

Acerbis tank is definately 20 litre. Me and a mate got over 26 kpl in Morocco once, fully loaded. We were using the local super (leaded) fuel and taking it steady. The TTR/RE is very sensitive to a heavy right hand, something to do with the 2 stage carb. Once you hit a certain point on the throttle stroke you open the second carb. This is to give you good acceleration for overtaking etc. If you can keep running on the primary stage, you will save fuel.


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