Things You'll Need:
- Face Shield Helmet
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Step 1
Leave the Flag at HomeDrive a lighter bike if you live in the city. Increase the aerodynamics of your motorcycle by removing all unnecessary accessories. Reduce your motorcycle's drag by making it as sleek as possible.
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Step 2
Take it Easy on Your BikeBe aware of how you drive. Avoid aggressive driving. Abstain from quick acceleration and breaking because it burns a lot of fuel. Obey the speed limit. Drive at a constant speed and you will have less trips to the pump.
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Step 3
Take the Highway Whenever PossibleStay away from rush hour traffic or places where there is a lot of stop and go driving. Take the highway whenever possible because the roads are flatter and the speeds are more constant.
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Step 4
Helmet With Face ShieldReduce drag caused by your face by wearing a face shield helmet. Refrain from wearing an open faced helmet because your exposed face reduces aerodynamics. Purchase a helmet anywhere between 50-500 dollars depending on the brand and quality.
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Step 5
Check Your TiresKeep your engine clean and check your tire pressure regularly. Be sure that they are not bald. Tires without sufficient tread will lead to less fuel efficiency because it is harder for the bike to grip the road.
