How to Calculate Motorcycle Fuel Consumption?
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The simplest method is to first record the odometer reading L1 when the fuel level is high and the engine cuts off. Then, note the amount of fuel YL added during refueling. When the fuel level drops to the high cutoff point again, record the odometer reading L2. Subtract L1 from L2 and divide by Y to get the kilometers per liter of fuel in actual driving. Below is an introduction to factors affecting motorcycle fuel consumption: 1. Impact of the oil itself: Inferior oil consumes more than high-quality oil, and low-viscosity oil consumes more than high-viscosity oil. 2. Impact of the engine: It is greatly related to the engine temperature. Low-speed high-load driving and long-distance travel can cause the engine temperature to rise excessively, significantly increasing oil consumption. Oil consumption also varies depending on the engine's internal structure and lubrication method. Engines with more oil passages, higher pressure, and multi-point injection tend to consume more oil.