Selecting the right fuel octane for your motorcycle
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@walkerrog25 no prob dude
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brilliant stuff this max, thank you bud.
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@skinz1234 Sounds miserable! Over here, winter is already over!
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Hey MAX just a quick update from Germany. Havent been working on bikes cause its -15 degrees we got a siberian front coming through!!!!!!! SCREW BEING OUTSIDE :) KEEP UP THE FANTASTIC WORK WITH YOUR VIDS IM ALWAYS STOPPING BY :)
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Thanks for the clarity. I have tried to read some "Expert" octane evaluations for my 03 919, only to be MORE confused. Compression is 10.8:1 and my GF's FZ1 is 11.4:1(so of course I have to put Pre in her tank). Turns out that she is getting no real benefit from Prem. Go figure.
I am now on 87- no ethanol, but has to be from a clean source. It will take a while for me to convince her to switch.
HighBoater 1 week ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@HighBoater Right on sounds like a good decision. Really, whatever is recommended in the owners manual should be convincing enough...
mrmaxstorey 1 week ago
my compression ratio is only 7.6:1, but the owners manual specifies premium
720moorhsum 3 weeks ago in playlist More videos from mrmaxstorey
@720moorhsum Well there you go then. Im sure they have their reasons
mrmaxstorey 3 weeks ago
Hey Great Video! i just bought my first bike on saterday and i was thinking about this. but i have a question. Here in British Columbia, our lower octain fuel has 10% ethanol, is this something i should be avoiding or does it matter? im riding an 07 Honda rebel 250.
WordsofWisdom2010 3 weeks ago
@WordsofWisdom2010 Yeah we have the same ethanol down here, its my understanding that the same rules for selecting octane levers should apply, ethanol doesnt really damage anything, just robs a little horsepower. Consult your owners manual for what octane is suggested
mrmaxstorey 3 weeks ago