On average, can you give an idea of how many miles/km you go before filling up? Or approx mpg?

@@poledancerz1 Good question. I use it for commuting almost every day and about once a fortnight I'll take it for a recreational ride which is a mix of city, highway and some twisties. Overall the average fuel consumption is 6.6l/ 100km. In practical terms, if I'm riding just around town, I normally get around 180 to 190km before the low fuel light comes on. On a longer ride its around 220-230km. It's a great all round bike and very practical. With the bonus of that supercharged engine always putting a smile on your face. However, if you're looking for a low cost "run around" bike, this ain't it. Part of the problem is that I do run the bike pretty hard off the lights, the power rush from that engine is very addictive.

Thanks a ton! That really means a lot. I think most of the bigger channels are trying to play into the algorithms n stuff. I'm just like, screw the algorithm, I'm gonna make what I want lol. Im glad you like it!

@@SerratedMobius No problem at all mate, and yeah, they just want to conform to youtubes bs to get more monetization money, makes their content proper bland and removes the majority of character to the videos. Your bike reviews and RegularCarReviews (when he reviews bikes) are my favourite bike review channels by far. Perfect balance of being entertaining and informative

@@desantos1234 Oh yeah RCR is a huge inspiration for these vids, so that's nice to hear lol. Thanks for the sub by the way. There's definitely more reviews coming.

Filming for one this weekend actually! There will definitely be more lol

(i've had it for 8 months)

@@Patriiiiick Hold cruise button until you see blinking green icon, set speed to what you wish to cruise at, push cruise button, icon will stay solid. You'll see a smaller text underneath your speedometer telling you the speed that you're locked in at. Toggle up or down on the little joystick thingy to make that speed go up or down in 1mph increments. Hold it up or hold it down lets you adjust the cruising speed in more than 1 mile an hour increments. That's just the beginning. You can also resume and Coast. To cancel Cruise hit the clutch, either brake, or roll off throttle past the stop.

what about the best tank range so far?

@@JQiRamos I really dont pay too close attention but probably around 130 miles by is the farthest i went with the fuel light coming on. i also do not drive conservatively either.

@@shavo_. that's not too bad if you ride it hard. I've read the streetfighter can turn on the fuel light between 40 and 80 miles depending on how hard you ride it but can get 130 miles if you baby it so its a big difference

@@JQiRamos damn, as low as 40 miles on a tank?! thats crazy. even if im riding hard i still get between 80-100. sunday we did a 6 hour day, with 5ish of those on the bike in a mix of traffic, highway and twisties. was between 200-300 miles total and used about tank and a half. was varying between 40-50 Fahrenheit and basically no humidity which helped out quite a lot with supercharger efficiency. buddy has a triumph speed twin and we generally have to fill up at the same time. so its not terrible. but if you are gona be hammering it on a 8-10 hour day def plan on going through 4-5 tanks.

Oh goody. Just what this bike needs lol. I'm sure the owner has already got that on his wishlist when it happens

Dude I moved to three different states last year and work a full time job. Ya boi is busy busy lol. More content in the works tho

@@SerratedMobius I just saw the update vids. Here`s to your good health and YT fame!

Yeah I was quite surprised when I found that out

I hit a butterfly while recording for the vid so it tastes like bugs.

Dude I cant wait to ride one of those. 1300cc naked bike is another correct kind of stupid I need to experience.

Did you think I was badmouthing the bike? Lol

Nope i enjoyed ur review why should i . hhhh

Thanks! Bonkers bikes are best bikes