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How Far Can a Motorcycle Travel on 1 Liter of Gasoline?

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LaWeston

07/30/25 9:50am

Depending on the motorcycle model, a motorcycle can travel the following distances on 1 liter of gasoline: 1. 125cc cross motorcycle: approximately 45 kilometers per liter. 2. 125cc scooter: approximately 35 kilometers per liter. Factors affecting motorcycle fuel consumption include: 1. Displacement: Motorcycles with larger displacements consume more fuel. 2. Environment: When driving on congested roads, frequent stops and starts are required. Starting from a stationary position requires significant kinetic energy, and the engine needs to output substantial power. Frequent starts from a standstill will inevitably lead to increased fuel consumption.

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