You’re a fkin pro. Thanks

I always shake it first, so it doesn’t dribble, before I stuff it back in.

Seriously, though. I also turn it upside down. I do tap it on the filler a few times first, though.

Yeahh lol, I'm carrying the nozzle like a baby and watching out not to drip

I usually pull it out and lick the drops off the nozzle. Gives a little buzz nah im sayin.

You mean their arsee???

i got that Mad Max white dudes vibe

lol

Gixxer riders are also very familiar with nozzle rings and the sometimes splashy insertion of said nozzel into purring fumy dark holes

Best mouth wash for a gixxer bro

As long as you’re lighting it before starting to pump it’s actually safe because a cigarette doesn’t burn hot enough to light gasoline vapors on fire, it’s the lighting of the cigarette that’s the dangerous part

😂

Id hate to be stressed out while pumping

​@@blakeburnett3334😂😂😂😂😂😂wtf

Seriously though

That and the fact that you're only pumping in a few gallons, I'll just keep holding it!

@@snorman1911 facts. What else am I gonna do while I sit on my bike lol, play with my phone for 25 seconds? 😂

I thought they was a thing everywhere when i started riding, very first time filling up my first bike it went all over it haha, no auto shutoff

@@FullThrottleRacing535 Whoops! Happened to me filling up a boat one time. I was watching the pump for a while, then looked down and gas was spewing out into the water.

@@snorman1911 Same thing that happened to me LOL, i was watching the pump, god knows how long it was overflowing for

😂😂😂

I get gas on my tank all the time my bike is 3 years old and the tank paint looks as good as it did from day one , there's your update

*explains the bikes nuances*

Don't use it

And after that how to operate an indicator

Yeah im suprised he lets it do its thing. I always hold it when tanking. It only takes 30 seconds to fill a tank anyways

I stand there with my hand on the handle and methodically watch the gas go in the tank.

Sorry, but I have poured gasoline on a hot engine it just evaporates, gasoline spontaneous combustion temp would render any engine inoperable. At engine Temps, you need a spark, which is why fuel doesn't spontaneously combusts in your cylinders. Unless you have a hot spark plug, those can get hot enough, but that was 35+ years ago

@@aaronpalmer7425You do you, but for me, I'm going to do everything I can to keep flammable products off my motor when its hot.

@@Mike-In-O-Town it was by accident the gas container split open and spilled gasoline everywhere

It doesn't.

thats not how that works

Of course it does! It's an Italian bike after all... 😆

It turned my white paint yellow. The clear coat *

How come??? Genuinely curious

@@fingers8087 pulling up to the pump on the correct side makes it easier to fit the nozzle. If you overflow the tank while sitting on the bike the rest of your day will suck. Even if you are competent enough to not do that there is always a chance of having the hose or fittings fail. This happened to me when filling my truck a few weeks ago. If I had been on my bike it would have sprayed me across the stomach.

UK here. It's the equivalent of $8.21 per gallon for standard where i live and that's below average! Some places on the continent are even worse

@@michaelm8529 hell at that point might as well throw rubbing alcohol in and add some fuel additive 😂

Try $2.75 per liter for 95 octane in Nee Zealand

@@IratusAngelus621 that's over $10 a gallon! That's nutz

@@Jay-mm2ku Diesel is $1.99 Liter and add RUC’s with the fact that we have masses amounts of Utes on our roads the government just adds another tax on to fuel prices to fund more and more projects etc. have recently purchased a $10,000 motorcycle just to limit our weekly transport costs. If I take a vehicle into the capital I’m looking at a daily parking fee of $18.50-$34.00 daily not including time sitting in traffic.I’m a automotive refinished by trade and work for a small startup company producing electric cafe racer style mopeds designed for inner city commuting called FTN Motion. Hate to admit it but maybe electric is the way to go? ( can’t believe I just said that)

You don't call them servants. You call them gas pump attendants.

those are in cali only

In the Caribbean and New Jersey (USA) you don’t pump your own gas. I just sit on it keeping it straight and let a professional gasser do it for me.

@@cesarpenaamaro7741 hahah that's sick I wish

While you're pumping.

That myth was busted years ago. Now static electricity, that’ll do it.

Yeah im not sure why but he s talking a lot of bs😂

Sitting on the bike and fueling is illegal in some countries and is banned by Shell in my country (Canada)

@@Josh-cw8by WTF? How is that dangerous when you can control what you're doing a lot better than when you're standing next to the bike... Nice laws there 👌🏻🤦🏻

@@uusiluuri6676 If there's a fire you can easily escape instead of burning to death. Furthermore who wants to smell like gas on the way to your girls house. Sitting on the bike is for squids.

Hahaha you got it!😂

Nz we can just do it hands free. Clip it in and walk away

Same in the UK too

The pumps in the US have separate nozzles within the gun that measures the tank's capacity using a sensor so the pump will automatically turn off when the tank has reached capacity. Is that not a thing in AUS?

@@Tazytots nah we got that too, it clicks when it’s full

Makes sense

They are fairly new i think, i just saw my first one this month in WA

😂😂 shhhhh 🤣🤣🤣🤫

If the handle falls out that's no big deal it will auto shut off... Trouble is what if it does not auto shut off

@@deepsquat600 handles don’t autoshutoff here, in Arkansas. Lol. If it falls out here, you’re fucked.