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Mileage difference in drive modes
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lkchris
Active member
I'd speculate that the only thing that would increase fuel mileage would be a more lean fuel-air mixture.
The notion of being prevented from using higher revs works too, but really isn't the same thing.
Do any of the modes change mixture?
That upshift light may be the best approach to better consumption.
The notion of being prevented from using higher revs works too, but really isn't the same thing.
Do any of the modes change mixture?
That upshift light may be the best approach to better consumption.
alegerlotz
Member
I'm assuming there is a corresponding grin increase in Dynamic vs Norm, especially when you're on the interstate at 85+
I'm assuming there is a corresponding grin increase in Dynamic vs Norm, especially when you're on the interstate at 85+
Yes, a big difference. I drive from the Springs up to Denver several times a month and it's just amazing how much better my times are on the bike.
