In the year and a half I've had my R3T I've never been able to figure out my mileage on a consistent basis. Well - I've solved my own riddle.
My bike has a stock engine, except for the TORS and the TORS tune. I have the tall roadster screen, which, of course, effects the mileage by presenting a larger frontal area to the wind.
Monday, I had to ride to Orlando from Boca Raton for business. The trip was mostly Interstates and average speed was between 75-85 MPH. On the way back, I made certain to fill the tank right to the top of the filler neck insert, so I would have a reference point which was duplicate-able. The low fuel light came on at ~125 miles. When I got near home, my computer showed 9 miles range remaining, with 157 miles showing on the trip odometer, a total range of ~165 miles. I headed for the nearest gas station and filled up to the identical level. How surprised was I to find that the bike would only take 4.7 gallons, thus indicating that I still had 1 gallon or so in the tank - good for another 30-35 miles.
So, my actual range is nearly 200 miles and my fuel mileage is approximately 33+ MPG at those highway speeds. Very acceptable numbers for the performance I get.
MORAL: The fuel gauge and computer are set VERY conservatively. Use the trip odometer to determine your need for gas.