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I was on reserve as I pulled into the gas station and decided to keep her running while I fueled up.
I proceded to fill the tank as I felt the bike raise RPM pretty high. I stop pumping and the engine settled back to 1100RPm. Pump again and she started up to about 3000 rpm. I know the force must have pushed more fuel in and wonder if there is any way to use that as an advantage. Sure more uel will be consumed but the power increase may be worth while.
I was on reserve as I pulled into the gas station and decided to keep her running while I fueled up.
I proceded to fill the tank as I felt the bike raise RPM pretty high. I stop pumping and the engine settled back to 1100RPm. Pump again and she started up to about 3000 rpm. I know the force must have pushed more fuel in and wonder if there is any way to use that as an advantage. Sure more uel will be consumed but the power increase may be worth while.