164.48 mpg - 1.43 /100 - '08 Honda Innova 125 injection

[streetman]

Hi everyone, from few months I'm owner of '08 Honda Innova 125 injection (ANF125/WAVE). Just come back from a 2 day, 700 km, trip. Almost half at highway at 85-95 km/h, the rest curved roads between villages and mountains at 60-70 km/h. All this with 10 liters H95. That makes 10 liters / 700 km = 0.0142857 per kilometer x 100 = 1.4285 liters /100 km

[IMG] By streetman, shot with Canon DIGITAL IXUS 85 IS at 2009-08-16[/IMG]


By streetman, shot with Canon DIGITAL IXUS 85 IS at 2009-08-16

[SVOboy]

Pretty sweet mileage on that sucker

Welcome to ecomodder!

[janvos39]

Very nice results streetman. This type of bike was the selected choice of some Dutch ecomodders who are now working on a full fairing version of the ANF125
see next link.
Are you planning any modifications?

Allert

[streetman]

For now I don't plan modifications because is brand new and have 2 years warranty.

Very interesting link, I'll keep this info for later after warranty.

[theycallmeebryan]

I really wish they sold these in the states.... I'd love to own one

[ldjessee00]

I think the closest we have is the 150.

2010 SH150i - Honda Powersports

But, it is a 'big' wheel scooter.

[theycallmeebryan]

Originally Posted by ldjessee00

I think the closest we have is the 150.

2010 SH150i - Honda Powersports

But, it is a 'big' wheel scooter.

Yes, but at $4,500 MSRP, i could buy :

2 2003 ninja 250's

or

1 2003 Ninja 250 with all the riding gear, couples years worth of insurance, and a couple years of gas

Thats how i look at things

Lets not forget the sh150i has a automatic scooter transmission... the innova like the OP has is a manual.

[Crono]

That's crazy good mileage. I've managed around 110mpg with my Yamaha C3 and I thought that was pretty good. So, why is it that a much larger engine, on a bike going faster gets better mileage? Just better gearing? (After all, mine is a CVT, so I can't coast or shift gears strategically). Funny how you got much better mileage than my 49cc, though.

I checked out that Dutch site and it really makes me wonder if I could pull something similar off for my C3. Since you can get 110mpg driving not-so-carefully (I drive near the 60km/hr limit of my bike) barebones stock, I would imagine it has some real potential.