I've gone 30 miles but after that you're on borrowed time. I have had it begin to die when I was so low that I had to lean off the right side of the bike to make the bike lean to the left to keep fuel to the pump. Anymore, as they say at Pep Boys, "When the light comes on, come on in".Makes me nervous when that light comes on,I rarely let it get that low.
Me too, I just want to know. Sometimes the next gas station is not near and I prefer to re-fill after the light go on, but you never know.Makes me nervous when that light comes on,I rarely let it get that low.
not sure running a fuel injected, electric pump bike out of fuel is a good idea.Take some spare fuel along in a saddle bag or something sometime. You can find out exactly how far you can go, and when it runs out, you can fill it enough to make it to a gas station. Knowing just how much you have is something important to know and not find out when you really need it the most.
My Triumph is fuel injected and it survived it. :shock:not sure running a fuel injected, electric pump bike out of fuel is a good idea.