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Old 07-10-2017, 07:31 AM
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Rode 53 miles yesterday - rolling into the gas station with a dead bike - ran out of gas - it took 2 gallons. realistically 26 miles per gallon.

The bike power was good - burned relatively clean - only a little oil on the muffler. Had to adjust the rekluse - was slipping a little bit.

Blue Needle - slot 2
40 Pilot Jet
172 Main
Float height 9mm

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Old 07-10-2017, 07:49 AM
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that is 11km/l which sounds about right for a 2t - sounds like the christini tank is smaller than the standard GG tank - i think my tank is about 9l wich is about 2.3 litres
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Old 07-10-2017, 04:55 PM
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my 2014 christini tank is only 2.2 us gallon or 8.6 litre or so the old clear tank were a tlittle bigger at 2.5 gallon witch is close to 9.5 litre...if anyone want to sell the old tank i will take it as it is better than carrying fuel in my back pack ...
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Old 07-10-2017, 06:45 PM
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Gas mileage 9 to 10 mpg ! Not good and don't see gas on the ground when I stop. Yes i did say 9 to 10 mpg.
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Rode 53 miles yesterday - rolling into the gas station with a dead bike - ran out of gas - it took 2 gallons. realistically 26 miles per gallon.

The bike power was good - burned relatively clean - only a little oil on the muffler. Had to adjust the rekluse - was slipping a little bit.

Blue Needle - slot 2
40 Pilot Jet
172 Main
Float height 9mm

Lenny
Looks like a 100% improvement in fuel economy, not bad for a needle and jet change. I'm not saying it's perfect, but that's much better than it was, right? I think I get 60 miles with my 2011 stock tank, maybe a touch more, but I have a Lectron, which is supposed to be a bit more economical than the Keihin.
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Old 07-10-2017, 08:09 PM
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Rode 53 miles yesterday - rolling into the gas station with a dead bike - ran out of gas - it took 2 gallons. realistically 26 miles per gallon.

The bike power was good - burned relatively clean - only a little oil on the muffler. Had to adjust the rekluse - was slipping a little bit.

Blue Needle - slot 2
40 Pilot Jet
172 Main
Float height 9mm

Lenny
i wish i was doing 26 mpg i am going to do same set up as you for my jd jetting (i cannot remember what altitude you riding but i have everything to gain for trying ) also maybe you mean you were on reserve as steve said that the old tank like yours were holding 2.5 gallon ...
and good news on you mpg improvement ..also what type of oil are you using on you recluse as mine slip too
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Old 07-12-2017, 10:55 AM
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i wish i was doing 26 mpg i am going to do same set up as you for my jd jetting (i cannot remember what altitude you riding but i have everything to gain for trying ) also maybe you mean you were on reserve as steve said that the old tank like yours were holding 2.5 gallon ...
and good news on you mpg improvement ..also what type of oil are you using on you recluse as mine slip too
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Oil wise - I'm using the Rotella 15W40 Triple T Engine Oil. I was using full synthetic and it was slipping a lot. It was still slipping a little bit Sunday - I backed off the Rekluse - and it was much better. I take it out of AWD on the road - and put it back in when the trails get bad - which should help a little with gas mileage.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGKb...ature=youtu.be

I emailed GasGas and they mentioned 60 miles was a stretch for them - the Lectron SmartCarb would help a bit - but not a TON.

Pick up the external tank. I wouldn't buy the white tank I have - especially if it's only .2 more fuel - not worth the extra cost.

Now you have me thinking about my stock tank - I need to check the size of it as well.
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Old 07-23-2017, 06:01 PM
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well install jd jetting
2-3 th gear 1/4 throttle noting heavy
450 ft elevation
blue needlle-- second clip
175 jet (i dont have 172 on my kit as i have (165--170--175--180)
40 jet
i did 60 klm (37 mile) before reserve ,,then 72.5 empty (45 mile)
tank hold aprox 8.2to 8.7 littre (2.2 us gallon)
Its like 23 mpg i am getting now,, not the greatest but better than when i started that journey (14-15mpg)

going to pull plug and post picture as i am no expert and you guy can tell me if i should go 180 or 170 to get better millage as it seem to be again way too rich
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Old 07-24-2017, 09:55 AM
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At 1/4 throttle the main is not in use, the main jet usually kicks in at 1/2 (half throttle). So if you want to go leaner at 1/4 you have to play with the idle jet and needle (the needle barely is in play at 1/4 if at all).

However even if you go a tad leaner on the idle jet (let's say a 38, witch i am using in the summer with the JD kit even tough they recommend the 40) i don't think there will be a noticeable increase in mpg.

I'm no expert in jetting, so take with a grain of salt and wait for the experts to advise.
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Old 07-24-2017, 11:12 PM
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hi i have a 2014 gasgas 300 xc

i ride in an altitud of 700 meters or 2290 feet

main jet 172
slow jet 35

neddle in the 3rd position

air screw 1.5 turns


it runs like a charm my range is like 110 km per tank
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Old 07-25-2017, 07:18 AM
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Default I'll be trying a lectron carb

I have the clear tank on the Christini and it doesn't hold when I ran out of gas it only took 2 gallons - and there was just s little in the right side pocket.

I will be trying a lectron carb once I get my forks back - I'll keep you posted.

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