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Old 05-01-2008   #1 (permalink)
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e10 and your bike

so here in oklahoma we have been forced to start taking e10 and e15 (10% and 15% ethanol mix in gas). we do not have a lable law that states that the gas stations haft to tell us how much ethanol. i have noticed that with one chain of stations the tt runs like crap and get crummy milage.

so there is this station advertizing 100% gas. i put a full tank in and whamo the bike starts running great and the mpg come back.

has anyone else had problems with e10 or e15?
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Heard that could be a problem. I use Chevron and gonna have to check if it's corn fuel or whatever. Thanks!
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The manual states E10 is the max you should be running.

If you run any more, you could risk not only bad mileage, but deterioration of fuel line parts.
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I dont' think you'll have problems with either. If the fuel line/system can handle ethanol-10, it can handle ethanol-15. The real risk is that the mix will run lean with e15, but probably not enough to cause any real problems.
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