What is the range of the BMW R nineT?

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DelJessica
07/25/25 9:28pm
A 17L fuel tank provides a range of over 300 kilometers. Motorcycle fuel consumption calculation: First, record the odometer reading (L1) when the fuel level is high and the engine cuts off. Then, note the amount of fuel added (YL) during refueling. When the fuel level drops to the high level cutoff 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 conditions. Factors affecting motorcycle fuel consumption: Low-quality engine oil consumes more than high-quality oil, and lower viscosity oils consume more than higher viscosity ones. Engine temperature plays a significant role—low-speed high-load conditions and long-distance travel can cause excessive engine temperatures, drastically increasing oil consumption. Oil consumption also varies based 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.
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DamianLee
08/11/25 10:17pm
As an urban commuter who frequently rides motorcycles, I've been riding the BMW R nineT for almost a year. With an 18-liter fuel tank, the fuel consumption in city traffic is about 6L/100km, typically giving a range of around 300 kilometers. During highway cruising, it can drop to 5L/100km, extending the range to over 360 kilometers. Before each trip, I always check the fuel tank and tire pressure to avoid unexpected issues on the road. Last year, I took a road trip to the outskirts, covering over 200 kilometers one way with ease, and fuel stations were easy to find. However, fuel consumption increases slightly in hot weather, so maintaining a steady speed is recommended to extend the range up to 380km. Overall, it feels reliable, but don’t let it run on an empty tank.
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