For some this seems to be a substantial problem. For older folk not so much. As you probably already know most of motorcycle history doesn't include a fuel gauge but that of course said the answer to your question is; you get to know your bike, your general average fuel consumption, your odometer or trip odometer readings, how much fuel the bike takes on when you stop for gas after your low fuel warning and as always knowing your distance from the nearest gas station. You also fill up as often as is practical.
I've been riding without a fuel gauge since the dawn of history and before there was running water and where I'm sure a fuel gauge would be convenient it's absolutely not like driving blind.
You'll figure out your fuel management scheme on your own.....one way or another!
I've been riding without a fuel gauge since the dawn of history and before there was running water and where I'm sure a fuel gauge would be convenient it's absolutely not like driving blind.
You'll figure out your fuel management scheme on your own.....one way or another!