after literally trying every major gas station

Ummm what was the testing criteria and results? What kinda mileage. Oh, and no HESS stations here...

I didnt take out a pen and pad but the bike feels amazing when I feed it HESS... very strong and I get about 125 on a tank

I like Chevron gas. ;D

shell 89oct.

Will try Hess.
BTW, I thought you put the bike away for the winter

You guy know theres only about 5 refiners of gas.

HESS!

[laugh] [laugh] [laugh] [laugh] Its all the same [laugh] [laugh] [laugh]

The other thing is that all major gasoline companies trade fuel with each other. Let's say that there is no nearby Chevron refinery, Chevron will trade fuel with another company that has a refinery in that area. That way they don't have to truck the fuel long distances. The only thing that is different is the additive package, which is mixed with the fuel when it is put into the tanker truck for delivery to the gas station.

HESS IS THE BESS!

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I like free gas

sconly said:

I like free gas

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Eat beans ;D

Anecdotal and subjective.........but if it makes you happy, go for it.

I'm pretty religious about shell 93. Maybe its just the sticker that comes on the bike. i dont know.

CITGO is from South America (Argentina I believe). It's what I use. Plus, it's what on 90% of military bases.

I judge it by how busy the gas station looks/how nice or rundown it looks. If the gas station looks deserted and you never see anyone filling up, you have a higher chance of getting water in your gas as it sits in the underground containers. It has only happened to me once and that was in my car...not a fun experience. Quik-Trip has a guarantee on there gas, so I use them when I can. I have noticed a difference between 87 and 89 and run 89 about 90% of the time.

slowpoke13 said:

CITGO is from South America (Argentina I believe). It's what I use. Plus, it's what on 90% of military bases.

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thats another GOOD one I noticed!