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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Stig / Major Tom on January 10, 2026, 02:02:28 AM
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And I was bummed!
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I filled at BP during my last visit to Y.S.
On the ride home I noticed the gauge was still reading full.
And today, riding in the rain - all the bars were still showing on the gauge!
"Well - something finally stopped working. This scooter has been flawless since e 2017. I'll just fill from my can before leaving home."
Nope ....it was down a bar when I arrived this morning!
I was miss-reading it in the rain.
BTW - what are you paying?
Stig
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£1.469 for a litre of diesel and about £1.379* for a litre of petrol (gasoline).
* That's for the low octane stuff 95 RON (E10). For my scooter & bike I use the super unleaded 99 RON (E5) which last refill was £1.439 p/l
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£1.469 for a litre of diesel and about £1.379* for a litre of petrol (gasoline).
* That's for the low octane stuff 95 RON (E10). For my scooter & bike I use the super unleaded 99 RON (E5) which last refill was £1.439 p/l
ouch ! that's $6.993/gallon, $2.799/gal local for 87 M+R/2 octane E10 gas. I get off road diesel for my tractor for $3.299/gal
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Without getting too political Randy, the main reason for the high price is tax. For the last 50 years successive Governments here have seen motorists as a useful cash cow!
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Without getting too political Randy, the main reason for the high price is tax. For the last 50 years successive Governments here have seen motorists as a useful cash cow!
in NH where I live, between state & federal tax, totals 48¢/gallon, the offroad diesel I get is tax free, it's dyed, don't want to get caught using it on the street. I'm understanding in Texas, gas is under $2, lower state tax, and less transportation cost. Most of the petroleum fuels I buy here in Northern New England come thru the Irving refinery in St John New Brunswick
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... the offroad diesel I get is tax free, it's dyed, don't want to get caught using it on the street.
Same here. Farming disel is dyed red and has a much lower rate of tax :)