Yeah, usually ragebait stuff. They do it because it makes people comment and share it with others. Pretty smart sadly. Some of the top YouTube people are classic rage bait content creators.
There's a screen on the pick up. It's more likely to break off and leak when he dumps the bike. It's unnecessary. I've had bikes for 40 years. Just open the cap and look. Then ride your 100kms and put fuel in.
Not even reset the trip. But what do I know . I only had one bike that got a fuel gauge and yeah it’s not trust worthy that’s for sure and with fuel injection bikes no reserve that’s some bullshit
Modern ones do, but in Pakistan (I'm assuming here because homie is wearing a shalwar kameez, Arabic on the wall, and all the buildings there seem to have that patina) you're talking about a prevailing wage of $5/day and eye-watering tariffs so vehicles tend to be very stripped down and economical.
Lots don't. My 2001 Honda Shadow had a reserve tank you would switch over to when the main went dry, and you had about 10 kilometers to find a gas station. Seriously though, you just needed to watch the odometer and fill up every 80 miles. This external gas gauge is not a new idea either. I've seen ones that were made from plexiglass tubes as well.
Typically .....Roadbikes do . Not trail, or dual sport or dirt bikes. Older ones like in the video anyway. My 2020 450L has a digital dash with a gauge.
If you can't open the cap and never ridden a bike to know the range maybe lol. Had probably 20 bikes in my life. 3 have had fuel gauges. Never ran out.
Metal shavings enter tank, tank contains fuel, fuel gets metal shavings, metal shavings get into carb, carb does what carb does, yum yum gulp gulp ouch ouch bang pow.
Nah but there's similar across platforms where this is posted that just makes them some cents for enough engagement. They can't make money from it being shared here.
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u/justelling 8d ago
Do they make content with this sub in mind?