Nice Fall roads there. 20k miles, nice going. You're going to be a MSF instructor? That's cool. Enjoy! Have you tried to see how many miles your fuel range will take your Ninja 650? 225 is my average now from 000 on the trip meter, but that's just taking it easy with the throttle most times, averaging 60 mpg on the indicator.
Thank you. Yes I wanna go for my MSF instructor. Motorcycles have become a big part of my life and I would love to teach it. I never did a full tank to empty but that’s actually a pretty interesting video idea. I know I seem to average about 220 miles on a tank. All depends tho on the road. Seems I get less on interstates. Maybe because the engine is at a highr rpm constantly. Not to sure
@@CityNinja650 Cool. I bet you'll do well as an instructor when the time rolls around. Best of luck with it in your spare time. Yes, the interstates average 65 mph speed limits, so the pace is much faster on there, but on flat level ground, or downhills, you can still get 60 mpg sometimes on this bike. I have seen that 4 cylinder sportbikes are less fuel economic, and drink fuel faster than the 2 cylinder Ninja 650, which explains why the Ninja 6R has a 4.5 gallon fuel tank compared to the 650's 4.0. When I hit 233 miles, refilling required 3.97 gallons of fuel, so it was probably almost dry when I pulled into the fuel station. 220 to 225 is a comfortable, safer bet for the fuel range, but it's awesome to know when gentle on the throttle, you can go that far when on the fun backroads finding new routes in unknown routes.
Loving the scenery dude glad to see you back making some content! Little off topic, but i saw you're from PA I'm looking at area's to move there, i have 4 kids in my 30's i would really love it for you to give me a recommendation on what city would you recommend best for raising a family, i really love it there where you're riding looks beautiful, and peaceful would really love your input, thanks! I was looking at State College, and pocono area, Would be nice to bump into you one day.
Not Ninja, but I'm from PA as well. Poconos are good I think. Up in the mountains area near Farmington is nice if you like the foliage and history, a lot of Revolutionary War stuff to see. If I had the opportunity to move though in PA, Carlisle would be my choice. It's close to Amish country, Hershey, and Gettysburg. I feel it's a little hidden treasure town.
I been out by state college a few times. That really is a great looking area. Seems really clean and have a great atmosphere. My area is in Westmorland county. I absolutely love it here. I’m tucked away from everything but then only 6 minutes away from literally everything. Lots of work from what I can see and I know they have good schools in the area.
Don’t worry about what anybody thinks you go to work you make good decisions you got a nice bike and a nice life don’t let anyone tell you otherwise
Preach!!
Thanks for sharing another video with us. I'm going to keep watching your channel after I get my bike!
I really appreciate that. You are going to have a blast whichever bike you choose. I can easily say it’s one of my best decisions yet lol
Looks beautiful bro! I wish we had trees like that in Florida for the fall but it gives us something to look forward to when we travel.
Nice Fall roads there. 20k miles, nice going. You're going to be a MSF instructor? That's cool. Enjoy!
Have you tried to see how many miles your fuel range will take your Ninja 650? 225 is my average now from 000 on the trip meter, but that's just taking it easy with the throttle most times, averaging 60 mpg on the indicator.
Thank you. Yes I wanna go for my MSF instructor. Motorcycles have become a big part of my life and I would love to teach it.
I never did a full tank to empty but that’s actually a pretty interesting video idea. I know I seem to average about 220 miles on a tank. All depends tho on the road. Seems I get less on interstates. Maybe because the engine is at a highr rpm constantly. Not to sure
@@CityNinja650 Cool. I bet you'll do well as an instructor when the time rolls around. Best of luck with it in your spare time.
Yes, the interstates average 65 mph speed limits, so the pace is much faster on there, but on flat level ground, or downhills, you can still get 60 mpg sometimes on this bike.
I have seen that 4 cylinder sportbikes are less fuel economic, and drink fuel faster than the 2 cylinder Ninja 650, which explains why the Ninja 6R has a 4.5 gallon fuel tank compared to the 650's 4.0.
When I hit 233 miles, refilling required 3.97 gallons of fuel, so it was probably almost dry when I pulled into the fuel station. 220 to 225 is a comfortable, safer bet for the fuel range, but it's awesome to know when gentle on the throttle, you can go that far when on the fun backroads finding new routes in unknown routes.
Gotta come see the northeast looks beautiful
where is this place you are riding looks very nice
Loving the scenery dude glad to see you back making some content!
Little off topic, but i saw you're from PA I'm looking at area's to move there, i have 4 kids in my 30's i would really love it for you to give me a recommendation on what city would you recommend best for raising a family, i really love it there where you're riding looks beautiful, and peaceful would really love your input, thanks! I was looking at State College, and pocono area, Would be nice to bump into you one day.
Not Ninja, but I'm from PA as well. Poconos are good I think. Up in the mountains area near Farmington is nice if you like the foliage and history, a lot of Revolutionary War stuff to see. If I had the opportunity to move though in PA, Carlisle would be my choice. It's close to Amish country, Hershey, and Gettysburg. I feel it's a little hidden treasure town.
I been out by state college a few times. That really is a great looking area. Seems really clean and have a great atmosphere.
My area is in Westmorland county. I absolutely love it here. I’m tucked away from everything but then only 6 minutes away from literally everything. Lots of work from what I can see and I know they have good schools in the area.
@@CityNinja650 thanks so much brother, i really appreciate it i will be be there Wednesday looking at houses🙏
@@csoup1414 thanks so much for your input, i will be there Wednesday looking at houses.🙏
@@luigynkaren062011 good luck!