Tom, I've only filled up twice on mine.

I had 50 something mpg the 1st 150 miles.

On the second tank I got about 180.

The computer MPG calculater was within 2-4MPG of actual.  Probably more like 1-2.

I hate running out of gas!  Been there. Done that.

How accurate do you guys find the mileage calculator on your scoot?

Aside from the fact it drives me crazy that if won't calculate over 50mpg, I have found mine to be deadly close!

I left Beaufort, SC headed for home one morning, kinda in a hurry, needing to make it to work at a decent time.  When I got on 95 it wasn't all that busy, so I decided to go against my normal policy of not ridiing on the interstate. 

So over in the left lane, just a huck-a-buckin', I begin to think about my mileage and where I could get to…the calculator is showing 48mpg…surely I can squeeze an extra 2 miles out of it…that way I can make the Flying J in Rockhill.

So, a mile and a half from the Flying J, I'm walking up the Interstate when a nice HD owner picks me up….then carries me back to my bike.  Said he'd done the same thing before.

From that time on…if it says 48…you can bet I don't question it!

The Red mist can strilke a scooter rider?

I have been able to resist so far since I am in break in, but it is HARD!

I suspected adding the top case would drop my mileage, but "down to" 57 mpg isn't so bad.

Does the GIVI windscreen keep the dash area completely dry in the rain?  I was thinking about putting speakers in my small storage areas left and right, but it rained and those areas got a little bit wet with the stock screen.

I have found that cruising at about 60 mph and holding it there is about the best I can do for MPG. Also, it appears that adding anything in the way of accessories will cut mileage down. In my case, adding a top box and GIVI windscreen has cost me several miles off what I was getting with everything stock. Was getting about 65 mpg last summer. Now getting about 57. That's on a Burgman 400.