Motor Fuel Efficient Driving Tips

The motorcycle is a means of transportation that its population is very much in Indonesia. Even the type of motorcycle was varied. With the increasing population in this country motorcycle will also affect the nation's fuel budget of Indonesia. In this post, I will share about some of the fuel-saving driving tips that can reduce operational costs motorcycles.

First, one should pay attention is the condition of bike:

1. Engine, carburetor, and air filters: Checking this third part is the main thing done. Clean the carburetor and air filter if there is dirt. Because impurities can be clogged and thus reducing engine performance.
2. If not too late, let the vehicle is always in a state standard. Modifying performance by replacing the exhaust and bore-up machine will certainly add to the cost. Moreover, if in the legs, the wheel is replaced with a more broadly. MODIFY performance will greatly increase operating costs. In addition to high-octane fuel must sometimes extravagant and fuel, the device was sometimes problematic performance kit and you become frequent trips to the garage if. Parts can be problematic due to incompatibility with the motor or the installation of the wrong way.
3. Regular service in formal workshop is the most easily managed. It is recommended to service the vehicle every 4000km (light service) and every 8000km (service weight). Specification used oil must also be suitable. Usually 2000km oil age. And do not forget an oil change every 2000km.

Matter how good the condition of the motor, of course, if not balanced by an efficient way of driving, on top of things is no good. Then the following fuel-saving driving tips:

* Increase the gas rotation is smooth. The more sudden throttle, the fuel the more extravagant. Use the spin machine that is still normal. This means not making up the maximum torque and even power.

* Use the right gear at any speed. Use low gear at high speed in addition resulted in a noisy engine sound, and the engine is hot because rpm is too high, this can damage the clutch and brake clutch home. Because when the rpm is too high, the clutch will work hard in the process of moving teeth. Instead, use high gears at low speeds than extravagant, also damage the engine. Because the torque is less to attract the vehicle, the gas tends to be opened wide, and the clutch seemed interested. In a small cc bike with 100cc eg, precision use of teeth is very influential because its torque is small. So just a little inaccurate, sluggish direct labor. Then subtract the teeth if running at low speed.

* Do not directly play a full gas. Because vehicles can not remove the engine power in an instant. So it needs led. Playback in full instead of gas will lead to engine trouble reaching its maximum power. Besides that CDI can be damaged if the motor is often run with a full gas.
* Do not be goaded into racing. In addition to unsafe and wasteful fuel because the engine speed (rpm) high, you'll be busy contortion bend to the left and right or vice versa to find a solution and avoid a slower driver. Thus, the distance you travel will become longer (distance). Because the actual shape of the straight path, but you form a line-shaped curve to the left and right. In addition to fuel wasteful, it is definitely quick brake wear.
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Allegro 3 1/2 hp (1926)


Make

Model

Year

CC

Cylinder

Allegro

3 1/2 hp

1926

350

1

Description

Allegro 1926 3 ? HP 342 cc two stroke single ?Touren Modell ? frame# EG 859 engine # CZ2006


Arnold Grandjean, born in 1890 as son of a clockmaker, was a very talented bicycle racer. He became a professional racer in 1912 and soon started producing his own bicycles under the ?Allegro?name in Neufchatel, Switzerland. From 1923 on the firm also produced motorcycles. From the start this was very successful: many races were won with the ligt and agile twostrokes. Allegros were equipped with sporty Villiers two stroke engines; the 1 ? HP touring model had a 147 cc engine, top speed 70 km/h. The 1 ? HP Supersport with 172 cc engine could reach 100 km/h . There were two 3 ? HP models with 342 cc engine, the touring model and the Supersport. The machine we can offer here is the Touring model.

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Alcyon Zurcher Engine (1929)


Make

Model

Year

CC

Cylinder

Alcyon

Zurcher Engine

1929

350

1

Description

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Alcyon 2HP (1906)


Make

Model

Year

CC

Cylinder

Alcyon

2HP

1906

250

1

Description


The Paris-built Alcyon make introduced its first model in 1904, and soon after won a reputation for their motorcycles.
This Alcyon is one of the few remaining examples from the beginning period of motorcycle manufacturing.
The machine has coil ingnition, automatic inlet valve, hand oil pump and spring front forks.

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AJS A twin (1915)


Make

Model

Year

CC

Cylinder

AJS

A twin

1915

550

2

Description

AJS 1915 550 cc Model A side valve V-twin frame# 291 engine# 5872

The four Stevens brothers had been in motorcycle manufacturing since the final years of the 19th century, but only in 1911 their first complete ?AJS? motorcycle, a 298 cc twospeeder, was marketed. For the 1912 season their first V- twin, the model D, was brought out. In the 1914 Junior TT a magnificent first and second place was scored. The company moved to new premises at Graisely House, Wolverhampton. The 1915 range consisted out of three models; the sporty 2 ? HP single, the medium weight 4 HP ( 550 cc) twin model A and as top of the range the 6 HP model D. A new feature on all 1915 models was the so called ?AJS scientific frame? with straight top tube sloping from head to seat lug, eliminating the use of bent tubes. This gives the petrol tank a slightly wedged- shaped appearance. Brampton patent spring forks are used on both V-twin models. Some other features are: three speed countershaft gearbox, completely enclosed chains and internal expanding rear brake. An American Splitdorf magneto takes care of the ignition: the Bosch magneto was not available anymore for British manufacturers.

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AJS D (1915)

Make

Model

Year

CC

Cylinder

AJS

D

1915

750

2

Description

AJS 1915 750 cc Model D V-twin engine #6496

The four Stevens brothers had been in motorcycle manufacturing since the final years of the 19th century, but only in 1911 their first complete ?AJS? motorcycle, a 298 cc twospeeder, was marketed. For the 1912 season their first V- twin, the model D, was brought out.
In the 1914 Junior TT a magnificent first and second place was scored.
The company moved to new premises at Graisely House, Wolverhampton.
The 1915 range consisted out of three models; the sporty 2 ? HP single, a medium weight 4 HP ( 550 cc) twin and as top of the range the 6 HP model D.
A new feature on all 1915 models was the so called ?AJS scientific frame? with straight top tube sloping from head to seat lug, eleminating the use of bent tubes.
Brampton patent spring forks were used on the model D; three speed countershaft gearbox and internal expanding rear brake.

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