Fuel an go..

[King Orry]

Flicking through a few of my petrol receipts following a lap of Europe further emphasised how good a real world bike the Glee is.
Two-up, fully laden with panniers/topbox, across mountains passes, nadgery twisty bits and motorway blasts and all without trying it returned -
a low of 49, then 55.4, 59.8, 60.5, 60.8 and a best of 62.4 mpg.
What a great tool it is. 

[MartinW]

Yep, it's good - my old Wee only does 53mpg.

But some modern cars to 80mpg, so I think the Bike Manufacturers are not really trying.

[greywolf]

The problem with bikes is aerodynamic drag. http://www.bgsoflex.com/airdragchart.html

[Stonec0ld]

I've had my Glee since September and done 3000 miles roughly, a mix of motorway, 2 up and blasting around back roads. The trip meter has been running since I bought it and is showing 62mpg. The other trip meter I reset every time I fill up, and the worst I've had is 52mpg and that was mostly 90mph motorways.

[Tusker]

have you ever tried checking the reality against the trip meter.. Brim it go ride,  brim it and divide miles by litres ? I don't know about bikes so much but many cars lie