How many kilometers can a Yamaha Jog 100 run on a full tank of fuel?
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Jog can run about 250 kilometers on a full tank of fuel. Here are the related introductions: Positioning: Jog is a compact scooter launched by Jianshe Yamaha. Due to its overall rounded shape, some riders also call it a retro-style small scooter. Dimensions: Seat height is 740mm, wheelbase is 1275mm, minimum ground clearance is 115mm, fuel tank capacity is 5.1L, and the range can easily reach 250 kilometers. Power: Jog is equipped with Yamaha's Blue Core powertrain. This engine performs well, whether in terms of power or fuel consumption, it can be considered a strong contender among models of the same displacement. During regular commuting, the performance of both aspects is relatively balanced.
As a long-time enthusiast of the Yamaha Jog 100, my experience is that this bike can run about 160 to 180 kilometers on a full tank. The fuel tank capacity is a little over 5 liters, and the fuel consumption for daily urban commuting is around 2.8 liters per 100 kilometers, so a full tank can last for about 10 to 20 days. There are many factors that affect the mileage. For example, I prefer riding steadily without aggressive acceleration, which allows me to go 20 to 30 kilometers farther than friends who often speed. Road conditions also play a role—on highways, it can exceed 200 kilometers, but during congested city hours, fuel consumption rises to over 3.2 liters, reducing the range to just 150 kilometers. Regular maintenance of tire pressure and the air filter is also crucial; otherwise, engine fuel consumption can increase by more than 10%. Overall, this bike is quite economical. When the fuel light comes on, it can still go for dozens of kilometers, but I prefer to refuel in advance to avoid getting stranded.
I've been commuting on a Yamaha Jog 100 for two years, and each tank of gas usually runs out within 150 kilometers in my hands. The fuel tank holds just over 5 liters, with fuel consumption around 3 liters per 100 kilometers. There are many traffic lights on my commute route, and riding faster leads to higher fuel consumption—sometimes I only get 130 kilometers per tank. I recommend starting gently and avoiding frequent braking to save fuel, which can help extend the distance. I've also tested the impact of carrying weight: adding luggage on the rear seat increases fuel consumption to 3.5 liters per 100 kilometers, reducing the range to under 140 kilometers. After changing the engine oil and air filter, the range can recover to around 160 kilometers. In summer, using the air conditioning drains fuel even faster. Economically, a full tank costs only 30-40 yuan, much cheaper than driving a car. For long trips, remember to carry some spare fuel.
