How to Check the Fuel Level of a Motorcycle?
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This is the engine tachometer; the red line indicates the speed limit. When the engine speed reaches the red line, it means the engine is overloaded and not good for it. The fuel gauge on a motorcycle is located on the dashboard, usually marked with "OIL" or an icon resembling a fuel pump at a gas station. The upper and lower scales are marked with "F" and "E" respectively, where "E" stands for empty and "F" stands for full. Tip: Do not wait until the tank is empty to refuel. Based on the situation, refuel when it's almost empty. For the motorcycle fuel gauge, "F" indicates a full tank, while "E" in the direction of the red mark indicates low fuel. However, when the fuel gauge pointer points to the red mark near "E," there is still about one-third to one-quarter of the total fuel capacity left in the tank, not critically low. At this point, the remaining fuel is sufficient for at least several dozen kilometers (cruiser motorcycles can go even further), so just refuel in time. For cruiser motorcycles, you can also rely on the fuel tank switch. After filling up, turn the switch to the main tank. When the main tank runs out of fuel, switch to the reserve tank. At this point, there are approximately two liters of fuel left, enough for at least several dozen kilometers. Then, refuel and switch back to the main tank after filling up. The motorcycle fuel gauge shows "F" for a full tank and "E" in the direction of the red mark for low fuel. However, when the pointer points to the red mark near "E," there is still about one-third to one-quarter of the total fuel capacity left, not critically low. The remaining fuel is sufficient for at least several dozen kilometers (cruiser motorcycles can go even further), so refuel in time. For cruiser motorcycles, you can also rely on the fuel tank switch. After filling up, turn the switch to the main tank. When the main tank runs out of fuel, switch to the reserve tank. At this point, there are approximately two liters of fuel left, enough for at least several dozen kilometers. Then, refuel and switch back to the main tank after filling up.
