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Grade Of Fuel Poll

Grade Of Fuel Used

  • Hi Test Only (93)

    Votes: 863 73.3%
  • Mid Grade Only (91)

    Votes: 241 20.5%
  • Lower Grade Only (89)

    Votes: 34 2.9%
  • Low Grade Only (87)

    Votes: 28 2.4%
  • Doesn't Matter To Me

    Votes: 11 0.9%

  • Total voters
    1,177
59Panhead good post never really looked in to the ethenol verses non ethenol, but this is what I have found by my own experience , my 45 Magnum has a 45 lower end with a K top end . when the bike is at running temp it becomes hard to start with ethenol gas unless I let the bike cool down, but with none ethenol gas (straight gas) the bike starts easy all the time, after I found this out I started runnin none ethenol (staight gas) in my newer efi bikes and my mileage per gallon has increased to 6 to 8 more miles per gallon. dont feel any seat of the pants diff between the 2 ,although the straight gas does cost a little more and hard to find in my neck of the woods ,I will always try to stay with the staight gas.
 
While I cannot find the non ethanol gas close to home, the times I have been lucky enough to fill up with it the scoot seems to like it better. Usually can find the good stuff when I cross over into Oklahoma.
 
The highest octane anything.

Where are you guys finding all of this non-ethanol fuel? Only one station in this area has non-ethanol and until recently it wasnt even legal for them to pump it into a street legal vehicle.
 
my friend told m and showed me a picture of the mountains, right off the dragons tail i think they sell 110 octane for motor cycles, is this forreal??
 
Sunoco 93. Finding more and more gas mixed with ethinol these days.
Been told to stay away from ethinol.
 
In Southwest Louisiana we have 87, 90 and 93 and a local stop and rob claims to have gasoline without ethanol so I buy the 93 there for my 03 FXD.
 
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