I typically get 38 mpg and I don't rev the engine up too often. So when the fuel light comes on at 150 miles I zero out a trip meter (see how we tie these loose threads together) and know that I have a maximum of 50 miles to find a gas station. Really, I just know that over 200 miles is pushing my luck.
I did run an impromptu experiment where I rolled on the throttle very gently and did not use engine braking at all. Half tank later I filled up and had achieved 75 mpg. BTW, I did this 2 up in the Smokey Mtns when cords were showing through - thus the need to be gentle on the rear tire. OK, I decided to risk a trip with the wear bars in view. Who hasn't? Steve -----Original Message----- From: Henry S. Winokur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] I never average more than 45mpg and 42-43 mpg is much more common, and my
