Confession: I ran out of fuel yesterday, in the rain! So here's a quick one: How far does your tank get you?

Your bike has a 12.90 litres (3.41 gallons) tank. My 1450 softtail 5 speed with a 20.00 litres (5.28 gallons) tank over 2 big trips averages around 5.3l per 100 ks. I can get just over 300 kms taking it easy. (with some fuel left over)

My Dyna with a tank of about 17 litres would go about 300kms, I haven't run the Street Glide that low yet but at 300kms the gauge is still showing a quarter so around 400?

On my Streetglide with a 22.7lt tank I usually get around 350km to a tank which is a combo of city/highway riding.

If it's just touring I'm getting up to around 400 to 420km to the tank.

Mine was flat out empty, had to get rescued haha. 

My '03 Dyna (1450cc carby) averages around 6.8 l/100kms. For the 18.5 litre fuel tank that equates to around 270kms. I refuel before 230. Never had a problem yet.

It is a bit of a loaded question. A bit like how heavy is a piece of string.
On one road trip I got about 340ks on my FXST. With 3/4 of a litre left in the tank.
Further on, on the same trip I ran out completely after 260 odd ks.
Punishing headwind was the difference.
If you normally get X klms on a tank and now have "Ten ton Tessie" as a pillion it would be wise not to expect the same mileage.

Yup is a mixed bag this topic. As how you use the right hand to come along fast or slow, is going to take more juice faster, plus as FC says headwind makes a huge difference, and terrain, and passenger or not, plus, tool bag and other stuff. My Road Glide and I were  out of bumfuck and the E comes up, but I go of distance to empty if you have that or trip meter is a rough gauge, of not being caught out.Matter of fact I bought a five liter plastic fuel container last week, (fits in hard pannier) to get at least a final run out figure for my jigger once and all. Let you know results soon, hate running out of fuel. Steelo "like ya work". 

The new bike has a wiz bang "kms remaining" function. Problem is that it's variable. On a full tank, it tells me I've got 420km to go before empty. I go, "Beauty, that's a couple rides worth". When the fuel light finally comes on and it tells me I've got 20 to go, I don't know whether I've done 400 already.

My fatbobs got a 2 inch lift on the tank (18.5l) the light comes on at about 200ks but it only needs 10 litres so I rekon I could do 300 - 320 without a problem. 

300-320 out of the Fat Bob. Maybe a touch more if HWY work and the speed stays circa 110. Anything over 120 for long makes her a bit more thirsty. 

Gee CB. I knew your bike was well specc'd but air conditioning. Well done

I have a 2" tank lift so the fuel gauge is more useless than it already was.  I have ridden 290klm from full - didn't hit reserve but would have been extremely close.  Thats on an 05 carby nighttrain.

Fully packed road glide with cam upgrade, tune etc. Cruise set at 122 and I get 408 km out of just over 20 litres of fuel 

i used to get over 300km out of the 19 litre tank before the cams went in. Now it says 260km on the computer, but i take that with a grain of salt.... the fuel gauge on the Fatty is about as useful as a cunt full of crushed ice. i did 258km and the fuel light was on, filled it up and it took 14 litres and it told me i had 42km left in it. Still had enough there for another 100km 

some more useless information as the range is so wide, you can only run your own bike till you run out to be close to accurate

the best I have got on my TC88 2004 Nightrain was 275 k's two up and a gear bag on the back. still had 2 liters
now I have it out to a 103, cams, crank, I have done 270 solo with 5 liters left

each day is differant

I got 435Km's out of my M8 Roadking yesterday, just cruise controlling it out to Yunta and back. Loaded it up when passing traffic, but other than that just gentle 100-120kmph cruising. Still showed 28Km's available when I rolled into the servo. Just a stock bike with SE mufflers.

Mine flamed out rolling into a servo with 335KM

2014 Fat Bob (with the bigger 18.9L tank). V&H Pipes, K&N, FP3

420 kms highway cruising , 08 FLHT, 22.7 litre tank.

Neales is similar to mine.