Your bike will have the 18 litre fuel tank, I think, so should get around 200ish miles to a tank... I think. I've got the slightly larger tank, 22 litres, on mine and can do almost 250 miles if I'm kind to it. There are a couple of threads so try a search and see what you can find.
Yeah, he'll have had larger fuel jets put in the carbs so it throws more fuel into the engine. It'll use slightly more fuel than one with standard jets but shouldn't make too much odds.
The thing at the bottom of my post called fuelly is quite useful, you just put in the details of the fill ups/price of fuel etc it's all on your receipt from the fuel station, and remember your miles to put into it and it does all the calculations for you.
The fazer generally runs a bit rich so most people don't have them rejetted but as I say shouldn't hurt too much if it's set up right. Might be worth putting a K&N air filter in if it hasn't got one already.
Chris
Yeah, he'll have had larger fuel jets put in the carbs so it throws more fuel into the engine. It'll use slightly more fuel than one with standard jets but shouldn't make too much odds.
The thing at the bottom of my post called fuelly is quite useful, you just put in the details of the fill ups/price of fuel etc it's all on your receipt from the fuel station, and remember your miles to put into it and it does all the calculations for you.
The fazer generally runs a bit rich so most people don't have them rejetted but as I say shouldn't hurt too much if it's set up right. Might be worth putting a K&N air filter in if it hasn't got one already.
Chris
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It wouldn't be fun if it was easy, I just wish it wasn't this much fun.