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Posted by 49Reo
 - June 04, 2010, 16:56:41 PM

That's roughly where my bike is as well; however, not being one to leave anything to chance, I always fill up as soon as I can after the low fuel light comes on. (pushing my Drifter is not my idea of how to spend a sunny summer afternoon) If you plan to test your reserve, I strongly suggest packing a gallon of gas in a Jerry can. I have often planned to do just that, but always forget to take along an extra gallon of gas. I did get caught way between gas stations in Montana once, and rode a little more than 50 miles after the low fuel light came on. Good luck with it, if you decide to check it out, post your findings...
Regards and such,
49Reo :)

Posted by klake1
 - June 04, 2010, 15:37:38 PM

I am a new owner of a 2001 1500 drifter and I have only filled the tank 3 times and each time that it says that it is empty, I have filled it but it only takes slightly over 3 gallons, that would mean that for my 5 gallon tank that there is almost 2 gallons in the reserve is that correct or am I missing somthing here.  I was expecting to put in around 4 gallons when I filled up but after 3 times it is almost always the same 3.2 gallons.  With me getting around 45 miles per gallon that would mean that I could go at least 65-70 miles more with the reserve without fear of running out.

What have others experienced?

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