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Old 14-10-16, 04:31 PM   #21
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While I was still a learner I had a Honda CG that I used to commute to work. To get the maximum speed out of it I fed it with Tesco 98 ron. It blew up. Ripped the gudgeon pin out of the piston, bent the con rod and wrecked the gearbox.
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Old 14-10-16, 06:59 PM   #22
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Default Re: Fuel - 95 vs 97.

Mine seems crisper and more eager on the better fuel. As a result I try and fill up with the highest octane I can get. Especially good in the winter when i don't use the bike as much. Seems to maintain a good enough octane whereas the 95 Ron drops off too low when left for a few weeks in the tank and the bike runs badly until I get some fresh in.
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Old 14-10-16, 07:35 PM   #23
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Mine seems crisper and more eager on the better fuel. As a result I try and fill up with the highest octane I can get. Especially good in the winter when i don't use the bike as much. Seems to maintain a good enough octane whereas the 95 Ron drops off too low when left for a few weeks in the tank and the bike runs badly until I get some fresh in.
Interesting, I was wondering whether to fill it up with high octane or empty it completely.
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