What is the fuel consumption of the Jinjila?

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GrahamDella
07/30/25 6:39am
The fuel consumption of the Jinjila 300 is approximately 3.2L, but there are many factors that affect motorcycle fuel consumption, so the actual fuel consumption varies from bike to bike. Regularly clean the air filter: The air filter is a crucial part of a motorcycle. If not cleaned regularly, it can become clogged, affecting the motorcycle's performance and increasing fuel consumption. Therefore, riders need to clean the air filter periodically. Change the engine oil on time: Most riders are aware of this—regular oil changes help lubricate the engine, reduce friction during operation, lower energy loss, and consequently decrease fuel consumption.
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