[Oldman47]

Gas light, doesn't that require a nice flourescing bag called a mantel over the gas pipe to get optimal light out of it? I remember even the old Coleman lamps had that bag tied over their gas generating tubes.

 

[Rollin']

Depends on speed.
Longest run before the light was about 230 miles; at 244 miles it took 5.56 gallons.

This was on a Vision.

 

[Retired Rider]

My light comes on after about 160 miles and it takes around 4.0 to 4.2 gallons to fill up. The manual says I have a 5.8 gallon tank, leaving me 1.8 to 1.6 gallons before I'm empty. I have never tried to run out of gas before I fill up though.

 

[gibson]

Vegas and the latter have the smaller tank 4.8 . So 200 would be stretching it.

 

[Frankyoz]

My light goes on right at 165, I have gone 20miles further but get to scared to go further. I start thinking about how much sitting in traffic I have done and get chicken to go further. I have never had it hit 5 gallons on a fill up yet. Maybe 4.5 give or take a little bit.

 

[Victory💕💯]

I have a crossroad 8 ball and my gas light stays on even after I put gas in it. does anybody have a solution to fix this problem?

 

[mh1]

Possible the float arm inside the tank is sticking.

 

[Wind therapy74]

I’ve been riding a 99V 92C for so long that it was just habit for me to fill up when I left because it was all short runs, but I write it like it’s meant to be. I love it. Now I’m on a 2012 cross-country tour 600 miles on it and that question come up to me in my head. I push mine to 222 today took 5.2 gallons.