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Old 06-03-2008, 04:50 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default going doubles in two wheeler: will it reduce mileage?


i have heard several versions on this one. i drop my friend back home. that guy is around 70 kilos when i myself am 57 kilos. we go in an activa. am not sure if this will cause a drop in mileage. if it does,then how much?
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Old 06-03-2008, 05:02 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: going doubles in two wheeler: will it reduce mileage?

the milage claimed by the company will always be on test conditions ( like standard load of 150 KG on the vehical or something like that). single riding always has better milage than doubles.
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Default Re: going doubles in two wheeler: will it reduce mileage?

just like doubles in bicycle consumes more energy
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Default Re: going doubles in two wheeler: will it reduce mileage?

Yes.
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Default Re: going doubles in two wheeler: will it reduce mileage?

Yes. Also, if you read your manual, you will see that the recommended tyre pressure for the back tyre is more if you have a pillion than if you don't. So I recommend that you fill the higher pressure (with pillion). Irregular pressure checks does impact mileage significantly. Check at least once a month.
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Default Re: going doubles in two wheeler: will it reduce mileage?

of course.... but then... it doesnt increase more than about 5-10% of the mileage, negligble.
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