2022 Templar X 6sp Review

Texas Pete · 12-04-2022, 05:49 PM

Good to know on the reserve (or lack there of). It looks like carrying a small canister of fuel will be the real reserve for these bikes.

Thumper · 12-29-2022, 04:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Texas Pete

Good to know on the reserve (or lack there of). It looks like carrying a small canister of fuel will be the real reserve for these bikes.

I think you discovered this by now, but Templar petcock has a reserve position. Technically it is taking fuel from left lobe, or right lobe of the tank. R is either straight up or straight down. O is horizontal (closed). You can switch to the other R when it runs out to use the reserve (other side of the tank). I get more than 5 miles. More like 15 miles

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