I do not know what's on the mind of this man. He seems to want to prove how economical bike. But the way he does quite extreme. Finally he can roam as far as 836 miles without refueling only
The man was Jason Lodge who are willing to travel as far as 520 miles or approximately 836.85 km for 18 hours from Huddersfield to John O'Groats, UK.
Of traveling by motorcycle Honley 125, he was able to record the level of efficiency of up to 173 mpg or about 73.54 km / liter.
For that trip, he only took charge 19 pounds. However, to achieve the level of efficiency, the Lodge on average have only rode the bike about 30 mph or 48.2 km / h.
"It was the longest 18 hours I've done to my life and journey in less than 30 mph, it is also the slowest," he said as reported Visordown.
"But it turns out the motor can reach 173 mpg, insane. Leg first to Keighley seemed so slow and it's definitely going to be a long day. I tried to speed up a little 45-50 mph (72.4 to 80.4 km / h) but see fuel will be reduced, so it slows back slow again, "he explained.
"It is the highway and luckily the weather was fine," although not described detail what type of bike and the motorcycle tank capacity.
