There is a lot of problem with Italian motorbikes of relatively recent vintage - bikes from Ducati and Aprillia for example. The plastic tanks are deforming. See http://deformedfueltanks.com/
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12-02-13, 18:44 #21
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12-02-13, 19:46 #22
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12-02-13, 19:55 #23
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12-02-13, 20:10 #24
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12-02-13, 20:35 #25
Seem to remember my Piper archer 181 180 hp ( in my last reincarnation when I still had a few bob) cruised at 115 kts at 2400 revs, iirc about 7 gals hr / 16 mpg.......
Just shows how advanced your rotax is....twice the fuel consumtion!
90 mph cruise is fast......is it a super light a/c or microlite?
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12-02-13, 20:46 #26
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12-02-13, 20:54 #27
I have run my '81 Porsche 928s on ethanol fuel for well over 10 years, loves the stuff. My Mercedes E280 also loves it. I try not to use it in my outboard and lawnmower simply because it does absorb water. I have heard the stories over the years but have never actually met anyone who has experienced a problem. The ratio here is E10 and once the level reaches 10% the bowser has to be marked. Less than that and you may be buying ethanol and not be aware of it.
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12-02-13, 20:58 #28
Just realised that I have a four stroke generator with the same Chinese motor that's fitted to those mini bikes. Seems to enjoy ethanol.


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