I leave the AWD off most of the time unless I'm going up or through some crazy stuff. Then I'll turn it on.
The AWD only really kicks on when the rear wheel spins - which isn't that often. I have to say the bike is a blast in wet muddy, snowy, steep hills, rock gardens, water crossing, and sandy conditions.
I do have a oversized tank on the bike, and ride Turkey Runs - where gas stops are usually between 45 and 50 miles. I read one person getting 60 miles prior to cutting over to reserve - is that even possible ?
Lenny
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