is it possible??

[Mooncatt]

to fit a fuel gauge on my cbr 400??? is just im a little nervous about going long distances without one, dont wanna run out of fuel on the motorway and have to rely on the reserve
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[Timmeh]

See the other thread.

The trip meter is your friend.

As is some commonsense, i.e. filling up before undertaking long journeys.
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[bob-a-job]

That is what the reserve is for!!!!!

Ride until you hit the reserve then carry on till you find a petrol station! Your reserve should easily last long enough, especially if you are on the motor ways*.

*Unless you are doing 120mph, in which case just slow down when you hit the reserve!

[Mooncatt]

yeah i always fill up before i travel, but its only a small tank.
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current bike...CBR400RR
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[Stiffler]

I agree with Timmeh,

Reset the trip counter after you fill up then ride your bike until you hit the reserve, after doing this a few times you'll have an excellent idea of how far you can expect to go on a tank. This way if you're going to go on a long motorway stint you can gauge how and when you'll need to fill up.

Also when using the reserve you should easily be able to get to a petrol station! My NC30 has a smallish tank and will do just under 120 miles before it hit's the reserve when ridden normally.

Tim
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[Mooncatt]

thanks for that stiffler appreciate it. yeah mine will do about 100 miles but i tend to ride a little more harder than "normal riding"
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current bike...CBR400RR
"you always need more chicken"

[Stiffler]

Don't we all
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