What gives???

[Douglas]

Just for the record, and in case anyone is keeping stats, my fuel gauge (2010 Roadster) works fine. Fuel economy of course, at speeds over 80 mph will drain the tank pretty quickly. Being of fine Scottish descent, when do we get to talk about breeding sheep? -Doug

 

[cardinal93]

Be careful the bike can sense if you're a sheep breeder and will begin to run rough and do weird things to you! I heard the first indication is a problem with the fuel gauge

 

[Torque addict]

Just for the record, and in case anyone is keeping stats, my fuel gauge (2010 Roadster) works fine.

Count me in as having one that works great also.

The fuel sending unit can be calibrated as shown in this fine write up here: http://www.r3owners.net/threads/low-fuel-light-fix-with-pictures.2746/

 

[Douglas]

Be careful the bike can sense if you're a sheep breeder and will begin to run rough and do weird things to you! I heard the first indication is a problem with the fuel gauge

Maybe thats why I came off the Beast 3 days ago and boogered up my clutch lever and thumb!! Lesson learned...slow speed u-turn, but maybe I let my thoughts wander back to the peat covered hills of Islay!

 

[cardinal93]

Pretty sure it's a British conspiracy to poke at the Erin's and Scott's in this way

 

[charlie farley]

Wot has the fuel sender got to do with car tyres

 

[scot in exile]

Just for the record, and in case anyone is keeping stats, my fuel gauge (2010 Roadster) works fine. Fuel economy of course, at speeds over 80 mph will drain the tank pretty quickly. Being of fine Scottish descent, when do we get to talk about breeding sheep? -Doug

I am not of Scottish descent I am the real mccoy(well McAulay actually) and as quite a few here will tell you I am quite versed in the lovely wooly creatures so talk away I am the forum expert on the subject, a few of the Aussies and some Kiwis might argue that I am not.