As long as you’re lighting it before starting to pump it’s actually safe because a cigarette doesn’t burn hot enough to light gasoline vapors on fire, it’s the lighting of the cigarette that’s the dangerous part
@@FullThrottleRacing535 Whoops! Happened to me filling up a boat one time. I was watching the pump for a while, then looked down and gas was spewing out into the water.
I appreciate this dude giving advice to people who are not familiar with sport bikes or the topic overall. Would be even better if his advice was always good - pour gas the way its meant, stand next to the pump and hold the nozzle. Don't fill it to the brim as it will overflow when you lean the bike. Don't spill gas on the scorching engine. Be cool AND safe.
Don’t leave auto stop function on on motorbike without supervision, it is most likely going to over fill it. Don’t seat on the bike, so that you can get away quickly in case of fire. 2 not to do things in this video but I love this chap, he is right 99% of the time
You had my respect at the end. No Aprilia v4 owner is doing a full tank refill without a splash hands free unless they learn to angle the fuel flow down to the base of the tank. Also always make sure to drain the drops in the pump hand gun or whatever it’s called before you put the pump gun in the tank. Sometimes during rainy days the gun can have a lot of moisture/water which can lead to water in the tank.
If you park close enough to the pump there's no need not even get off the bike. Sit on it keeping it upright, put the nozzle in the tank, and hold onto the handle the 'entire' time you're fueling to avoid splashes or a possible overflow situation. Gas on a hot engine....not good.
Sorry, but I have poured gasoline on a hot engine it just evaporates, gasoline spontaneous combustion temp would render any engine inoperable. At engine Temps, you need a spark, which is why fuel doesn't spontaneously combusts in your cylinders. Unless you have a hot spark plug, those can get hot enough, but that was 35+ years ago
Or. You could just modulate the rate of flow by hand and let the gas fill up steady without using the automatic pump because that's not necessary as a bike takes like 10 seconds to fill.... 😅
@@fingers8087 pulling up to the pump on the correct side makes it easier to fit the nozzle. If you overflow the tank while sitting on the bike the rest of your day will suck. Even if you are competent enough to not do that there is always a chance of having the hose or fittings fail. This happened to me when filling my truck a few weeks ago. If I had been on my bike it would have sprayed me across the stomach.
I don't do hands free gas, since every single drop of spilled gas on the paint is unnecessary when just filling manually takes an extra 5 seconds I also try to keep the bike level, so i can fit more gas into the tank
Also alot of gas stations require you to take your helmet off and dismount your motorcycle in order to fill up. It might not be obvious at first so just assume that's the case.
@@Jay-mm2ku Diesel is $1.99 Liter and add RUC’s with the fact that we have masses amounts of Utes on our roads the government just adds another tax on to fuel prices to fund more and more projects etc. have recently purchased a $10,000 motorcycle just to limit our weekly transport costs. If I take a vehicle into the capital I’m looking at a daily parking fee of $18.50-$34.00 daily not including time sitting in traffic.I’m a automotive refinished by trade and work for a small startup company producing electric cafe racer style mopeds designed for inner city commuting called FTN Motion. Hate to admit it but maybe electric is the way to go? ( can’t believe I just said that)
Believe it or not people need these videos, I remember my first day passing my CBT and going to the petrol station and having no fucking clue how to operate a pump 🤣
I always fuel my bike while sitting on it and keeping it up - that way it fills it up nice&full. Also filling a bike's tank doesn't take too long anyway so why would anyone get off the bike? 🤷🏻♂️
@@Josh-cw8by WTF? How is that dangerous when you can control what you're doing a lot better than when you're standing next to the bike... Nice laws there 👌🏻🤦🏻
@@uusiluuri6676 If there's a fire you can easily escape instead of burning to death. Furthermore who wants to smell like gas on the way to your girls house. Sitting on the bike is for squids.
Also, a little general info about gas/gas pumps. If the handle of the pump gets stuck and can't be shut off, don't panic and pull the nozzle out of the tank. Instead, either push the nozzle into the tank as far as it will go or push the flap that covers the nozzle holster on the pump itself. Both methods will shut the pump off. Gas grades have nothing to do with quality. It is a knock resistance rating, so filling up with 91 will do nothing beneficial if your vehicle is tuned to run on a lower grade. If you want better quality gas, stick with Chevron or Shell.
As an owner of two Aprilias with their narrow filler openings I will offer my advice. First, lean the bike towards the pump. NEVER use the hands free latch (honestly 4gal or less does not take long to pump) and if you use the latch and the bike seems to be filling too long without tripping, DO NOT put your face directly over the tank when you pull the nozzle out. You may end up with a face full of gasoline, ask me how I know. I don't rust any pump to trip on its own when filling a bike. Do it by hand, adjust flow rate as needed and just eyeball it.
It's also impossible to fill up my Aprilia Tuono without spraying gas all over the tank... You can mod the gas cap by trimming the "phunnel" that goes down on the gas cap
For that quantity of gas if you choose premium, for the first bit (everything in the hose and top of the machine) is whatever the previous person chose. Better off to use a strict premium pump if you can find one. Better than paying premium price for a good portion of lower quality fuel in your bike.
🇦🇺in Oz we still get real fuel our standard is 91 octane then 95 then premium 98 we also have a station that sells 107 octane E85. I wouldn't use any shi+ lower than 98 if you don't like pinging or nock . I run 98 in everything , bike mower cars
sorry wrong, we just put "super" into the tank and it runs normal without splatter and we do not have any pressure thing ath the end it always works. After you are done, we go inside and pay the amount.
You know what, I probably needed this lesson, As being from India we got an attendant who would fill the gas for us. All we have to do is sit , watch and pay.
I like how I can name every location in your videos lol. Pretty sure we live in the same neighborhood! Enjoy your videos, maybe I'll run into you at some point.
I have to keep stopping and waiting for the fill line to go down so I can put in more and make sure it's *actually* full, because I can get an extra two weeks between fill ups as a commuter with the amount it takes past what the pressure stop on the nozzle will let me otherwise
Kinda whack that this is just now coming out. My first vehicle was a motorcycle, and the lever jammed and I spilled gas all over my Vulcan S. Now I half the trigger. Takes more wrist muscle but it won’t get stuck and I won’t overfill or splash.
The pumps in the US have separate nozzles within the gun that measures the tank's capacity using a sensor so the pump will automatically turn off when the tank has reached capacity. Is that not a thing in AUS?
This is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS! The gas is splashing everywhere and some of it is evaporating. This can also cause fires and inhaling the fumes directly isn't healthy! Stay safe out there! Love ur videos tho!
Well what i was taught is that you shouldn't sit on the bike while filling gas cause due to its high flamibility it can catch on fire and it will be very bad. And it has happened in the past so you should stay off your bike when filling gas.
Do you have any issues with tank expansion due to ethanol? I’ve noticed tank expansion on older RSV4s due to the plastic tank combined with ethanol. Just curious if Aprilia now has metal tanks or are using different plastic that isn’t affected by ethanol. Thanks
It takes literally 30 seconds to pump gas in a motorcycle. I just stand there and hold it cause I’ve seen too many pumps fail and overfill on the bike. Also the pump won’t top off a motorcycle tank most the time.
New rider here. I thought that I was only supposed to put rec 90 gas in my bike. I’ve been under the impression that I should put ethanol free gas all the time
If your filling a car that has at least 50 litre maybe then i can justify the lock but just hold the dam nozzle you can control the flow to prevent spray that way cause your not going to be there long anyway
I guess if you want gas all over the this works, but with a little effort you can fill the bike and not spill a drop. Aprilias do have a small fill hole. Just don’t be lazy
Gas spilled on the tank hasnt hurt a thing on bikes in 40 years of riding. I like to worry about important things, like the dump truck behind me that just lost it's brakes...
Always wanted a bike. An Indian Scout is more my style i think tho. Not that theres anything wrong with bigger sport bikes. Its those smaller weed whacker sounding bikes i hate.
In our country there are staff member of the petrol pump so they put the petrol in our motorcycles, we don’t have to do nothing except just pay the amount. JAI HIND!
The first time I had to put gas in my bike I didn’t know you had to put pressure, I went to 5 different pumps before I gave up. Could’ve used this video
Imagine paying for your gas, and than filling the tank. That's so stupid. How do I know how much fuel I need? Especially if I drive borrowed car or a motorcycle I just bought. In Europe we don't have such a problems
92 is the highest octane fuel you can get there?! In Switzerland 95 is actually the lowest/standard. 😅 (I didn‘t even know there was fuel with 80‘s ratings…)
when i remove the nozzle too i like to rotate the entire thing upside down to minimize the risk of dripping gas on the tank
You’re a fkin pro. Thanks
I always shake it first, so it doesn’t dribble, before I stuff it back in.
Seriously, though. I also turn it upside down. I do tap it on the filler a few times first, though.
Yeahh lol, I'm carrying the nozzle like a baby and watching out not to drip
I usually pull it out and lick the drops off the nozzle. Gives a little buzz nah im sayin.
gixxer riders usually shove the nozzle in their mouth so they can spit it into the tank.
You mean their arsee???
i got that Mad Max white dudes vibe
lol
Gixxer riders are also very familiar with nozzle rings and the sometimes splashy insertion of said nozzel into purring fumy dark holes
Best mouth wash for a gixxer bro
I usually light up a cigarette first. Gotta stay safe out there…
As long as you’re lighting it before starting to pump it’s actually safe because a cigarette doesn’t burn hot enough to light gasoline vapors on fire, it’s the lighting of the cigarette that’s the dangerous part
😂
Id hate to be stressed out while pumping
@@blakeburnett3334😂😂😂😂😂😂wtf
Seriously though
Thanks for this information i was riding my bike without gas for decades
😂😂😂
Absolute madlad to trust the auto stop on the pump. I've seen enough videos of people soaking their tank in gas to say fuck that
That and the fact that you're only pumping in a few gallons, I'll just keep holding it!
@@snorman1911 facts. What else am I gonna do while I sit on my bike lol, play with my phone for 25 seconds? 😂
I thought they was a thing everywhere when i started riding, very first time filling up my first bike it went all over it haha, no auto shutoff
@@FullThrottleRacing535 Whoops! Happened to me filling up a boat one time. I was watching the pump for a while, then looked down and gas was spewing out into the water.
@@snorman1911 Same thing that happened to me LOL, i was watching the pump, god knows how long it was overflowing for
I appreciate this dude giving advice to people who are not familiar with sport bikes or the topic overall. Would be even better if his advice was always good - pour gas the way its meant, stand next to the pump and hold the nozzle. Don't fill it to the brim as it will overflow when you lean the bike. Don't spill gas on the scorching engine. Be cool AND safe.
Keep us updated on the tank paint
I get gas on my tank all the time my bike is 3 years old and the tank paint looks as good as it did from day one , there's your update
Don’t leave auto stop function on on motorbike without supervision, it is most likely going to over fill it.
Don’t seat on the bike, so that you can get away quickly in case of fire.
2 not to do things in this video but I love this chap, he is right 99% of the time
You had my respect at the end. No Aprilia v4 owner is doing a full tank refill without a splash hands free unless they learn to angle the fuel flow down to the base of the tank.
Also always make sure to drain the drops in the pump hand gun or whatever it’s called before you put the pump gun in the tank. Sometimes during rainy days the gun can have a lot of moisture/water which can lead to water in the tank.
If you park close enough to the pump there's no need not even get off the bike. Sit on it keeping it upright, put the nozzle in the tank, and hold onto the handle the 'entire' time you're fueling to avoid splashes or a possible overflow situation. Gas on a hot engine....not good.
Yeah im suprised he lets it do its thing. I always hold it when tanking. It only takes 30 seconds to fill a tank anyways
I stand there with my hand on the handle and methodically watch the gas go in the tank.
Sorry, but I have poured gasoline on a hot engine it just evaporates, gasoline spontaneous combustion temp would render any engine inoperable. At engine Temps, you need a spark, which is why fuel doesn't spontaneously combusts in your cylinders. Unless you have a hot spark plug, those can get hot enough, but that was 35+ years ago
@@aaronpalmer7425You do you, but for me, I'm going to do everything I can to keep flammable products off my motor when its hot.
@@Mike-In-O-Town it was by accident the gas container split open and spilled gasoline everywhere
*how not to put gas in your motorcycle*
*explains the bikes nuances*
Don't use it
I like the advice you give here on fueling up a motorcycle. What I use though is called the Mc cuff. It works great. No splattering and no spills.
Or. You could just modulate the rate of flow by hand and let the gas fill up steady without using the automatic pump because that's not necessary as a bike takes like 10 seconds to fill.... 😅
The first thing I do is pull up to the pump on the correct side. Never sit on the bike while pumping gasoline.
How come??? Genuinely curious
@@fingers8087 pulling up to the pump on the correct side makes it easier to fit the nozzle. If you overflow the tank while sitting on the bike the rest of your day will suck. Even if you are competent enough to not do that there is always a chance of having the hose or fittings fail. This happened to me when filling my truck a few weeks ago. If I had been on my bike it would have sprayed me across the stomach.
Next video please show how to deploy and retract a kickstand. Thx.
And after that how to operate an indicator
I don't do hands free gas, since every single drop of spilled gas on the paint is unnecessary when just filling manually takes an extra 5 seconds
I also try to keep the bike level, so i can fit more gas into the tank
I’ve always sat on the bike and held it level when filling up. More in the tank that way anyway
Also alot of gas stations require you to take your helmet off and dismount your motorcycle in order to fill up. It might not be obvious at first so just assume that's the case.
Yo those gas prices tho 💀I'm in Michigan and our premium isn't even $5 a gallon yet.
UK here. It's the equivalent of $8.21 per gallon for standard where i live and that's below average! Some places on the continent are even worse
@@michaelm8529 hell at that point might as well throw rubbing alcohol in and add some fuel additive 😂
Try $2.75 per liter for 95 octane in Nee Zealand
@@IratusAngelus621 that's over $10 a gallon! That's nutz
@@Jay-mm2ku
Diesel is $1.99 Liter and add RUC’s with the fact that we have masses amounts of Utes on our roads the government just adds another tax on to fuel prices to fund more and more projects etc. have recently purchased a $10,000 motorcycle just to limit our weekly transport costs. If I take a vehicle into the capital I’m looking at a daily parking fee of $18.50-$34.00 daily not including time sitting in traffic.I’m a automotive refinished by trade and work for a small startup company producing electric cafe racer style mopeds designed for inner city commuting called FTN Motion. Hate to admit it but maybe electric is the way to go?
( can’t believe I just said that)
Believe it or not people need these videos, I remember my first day passing my CBT and going to the petrol station and having no fucking clue how to operate a pump 🤣
The drip at the end gets me every time.
Going to a left hand side pump makes it easier but in the UK we don't have that rubber spongey thing that needs to be compressed
when you are done filling up ,look behind you ,,it is me ,ready to race
I always fuel my bike while sitting on it and keeping it up - that way it fills it up nice&full. Also filling a bike's tank doesn't take too long anyway so why would anyone get off the bike? 🤷🏻♂️
Yeah im not sure why but he s talking a lot of bs😂
Sitting on the bike and fueling is illegal in some countries and is banned by Shell in my country (Canada)
@@Josh-cw8by WTF? How is that dangerous when you can control what you're doing a lot better than when you're standing next to the bike... Nice laws there 👌🏻🤦🏻
@@uusiluuri6676 If there's a fire you can easily escape instead of burning to death. Furthermore who wants to smell like gas on the way to your girls house.
Sitting on the bike is for squids.
Poor gas tank. I hope the paint dosent fade away.
It doesn't.
thats not how that works
Of course it does! It's an Italian bike after all... 😆
It turned my white paint yellow. The clear coat *
Also, a little general info about gas/gas pumps.
If the handle of the pump gets stuck and can't be shut off, don't panic and pull the nozzle out of the tank. Instead, either push the nozzle into the tank as far as it will go or push the flap that covers the nozzle holster on the pump itself. Both methods will shut the pump off.
Gas grades have nothing to do with quality. It is a knock resistance rating, so filling up with 91 will do nothing beneficial if your vehicle is tuned to run on a lower grade. If you want better quality gas, stick with Chevron or Shell.
As an owner of two Aprilias with their narrow filler openings I will offer my advice. First, lean the bike towards the pump. NEVER use the hands free latch (honestly 4gal or less does not take long to pump) and if you use the latch and the bike seems to be filling too long without tripping, DO NOT put your face directly over the tank when you pull the nozzle out. You may end up with a face full of gasoline, ask me how I know.
I don't rust any pump to trip on its own when filling a bike. Do it by hand, adjust flow rate as needed and just eyeball it.
It's also impossible to fill up my Aprilia Tuono without spraying gas all over the tank... You can mod the gas cap by trimming the "phunnel" that goes down on the gas cap
You can also just remove it and drill holes in it so there's more airflow out.
For that quantity of gas if you choose premium, for the first bit (everything in the hose and top of the machine) is whatever the previous person chose. Better off to use a strict premium pump if you can find one. Better than paying premium price for a good portion of lower quality fuel in your bike.
It's not a major difference at all, you'd end up going from 93 to 92.8 octane for example. You're losing maybe pennies
This video helped me. I didn’t know about the pressure thing
wow, I'm so happy for having TH-cam!
I'm from NJ so this is immensely helpful. Gas dude dripped gas on my tank.
In Jamaica ppl work at the pumps and they pump it for us
Omg, TIL the black one is apparently petrol and the green is diesel in the states? Literally the opposite to here in the UK.
🇦🇺in Oz we still get real fuel our standard is 91 octane then 95 then premium 98 we also have a station that sells 107 octane E85. I wouldn't use any shi+ lower than 98 if you don't like pinging or nock . I run 98 in everything , bike mower cars
Set kick stand down, stay on bike, keep bike up right, keep hands on pump
you could also pull up to the pump opposite way with it leaning on its kickstand towards the pump. Might fix that issue
sorry wrong,
we just put "super" into the tank and it runs normal without splatter and we do not have any pressure thing ath the end it always works. After you are done, we go inside and pay the amount.
You know what, I probably needed this lesson, As being from India we got an attendant who would fill the gas for us. All we have to do is sit , watch and pay.
I like how I can name every location in your videos lol. Pretty sure we live in the same neighborhood! Enjoy your videos, maybe I'll run into you at some point.
If im gonna sit on the bike anyways, theres really no reason to not hold the pump. Its only like $12 anyway so it only takes a minute to fill up
until the tank overflows and you cover the entire bike in gas
In Philippines we have servants who pump the gas for us we just chill while watching sweet couple riders with our visors down (jealous).
You don't call them servants. You call them gas pump attendants.
in Australia you can't sit on the bike and you have to hold the lever till it's done, it does stop automatically though
In the Caribbean and New Jersey (USA) you don’t pump your own gas. I just sit on it keeping it straight and let a professional gasser do it for me.
@@cesarpenaamaro7741 hahah that's sick I wish
I have to keep stopping and waiting for the fill line to go down so I can put in more and make sure it's *actually* full, because I can get an extra two weeks between fill ups as a commuter with the amount it takes past what the pressure stop on the nozzle will let me otherwise
I’m about to get my first street bike does the nozzle recognize when to stop filling on sports bikes or not?
it does but your eyes work best
On todays episode of: advice I’ll never use
Jeez those prices... Also what state has 92 octane instead of 93???
I worked at a gas station in college. You’d be surprised at the amount of people who do not know how to pump gas in a college town. 😅
Really you had to teach this 😅. How have people been pumping gas without seeing this video.
Kinda whack that this is just now coming out. My first vehicle was a motorcycle, and the lever jammed and I spilled gas all over my Vulcan S.
Now I half the trigger. Takes more wrist muscle but it won’t get stuck and I won’t overfill or splash.
yes some bikes get better gas mileage but some like my s1k get the same as cars especially if you ride like me you’ll be filling up 3 times a day
In Australia, there is no way to lock the filler on. You need to hold the trigger continuously.
Nz we can just do it hands free. Clip it in and walk away
Same in the UK too
The pumps in the US have separate nozzles within the gun that measures the tank's capacity using a sensor so the pump will automatically turn off when the tank has reached capacity. Is that not a thing in AUS?
@@Tazytots nah we got that too, it clicks when it’s full
Makes sense
on Ninja 400's, you actually pump gas directly into the Leo Vince exhaust
If you ever fuel from the sidestand you're going to get that issue not just rsv4..
I like to spit on the nozzle and stroke it a few times before inserting to make sure it fits smoothly
This is EXTREMELY DANGEROUS! The gas is splashing everywhere and some of it is evaporating. This can also cause fires and inhaling the fumes directly isn't healthy! Stay safe out there! Love ur videos tho!
Riders forget motorcycles are a new mode of transportation to people. I too had a this question at some point.
There’s a really good reason why service stations ask you to turn off your mobile phones. You can probably look it up on TH-cam. 😅
While you're pumping.
That myth was busted years ago. Now static electricity, that’ll do it.
In New Zealand our highest octane is 98 at the pump
Asking as someone who's getting into riding: I assume the pump will not shut off automatically like it will in a car, correct?
I don't miss that about my tuono... It almost always sprayed gas everywhere! 🤬
Where is your rag to place at the end of the nozzle in order to catch the droplets so it doesn't get on the tank?
Yours is running with e10? Which year is your bike from?
Ohhh that’s where gas goes… I always put in the can that’s on the side of the bike.
Life changing advice. 👍
In Europe we usually first fill up the tank then we pay
Well what i was taught is that you shouldn't sit on the bike while filling gas cause due to its high flamibility it can catch on fire and it will be very bad.
And it has happened in the past so you should stay off your bike when filling gas.
I really glad I followed u
In the Philippines, we always got someone to do it for us :D
Chevron gas only, my friend!
It is truly the best gas you can buy on the open market due to the additive Techron. Promise 🤞
Do you have any issues with tank expansion due to ethanol? I’ve noticed tank expansion on older RSV4s due to the plastic tank combined with ethanol. Just curious if Aprilia now has metal tanks or are using different plastic that isn’t affected by ethanol. Thanks
Trident 660 has a metal bar right in the center so you can't even insert the nozzle at all. My first bike but it seems a little odd.
whats youre everyday bike? Im using dominar 400ug for my everyday use 106mph top speed 373cc....gas consumption 13-21miles per liter...
No cap your videos are so informative you explain shit and explain why and then show us can't ask for more dawg
It takes literally 30 seconds to pump gas in a motorcycle. I just stand there and hold it cause I’ve seen too many pumps fail and overfill on the bike. Also the pump won’t top off a motorcycle tank most the time.
New rider here. I thought that I was only supposed to put rec 90 gas in my bike. I’ve been under the impression that I should put ethanol free gas all the time
I dont think ive ever encountered a pressure-safety pump like that in my whole life.
those are in cali only
What’s the name of the jacket you’re wearing!? P.s I love your channel!
If your filling a car that has at least 50 litre maybe then i can justify the lock but just hold the dam nozzle you can control the flow to prevent spray that way cause your not going to be there long anyway
Does your gas tank pressurize? I could understand a slight noise for a temperature difference but that sounded quite loud.
I’ve always done it this way to get to the very top of the tank. Feels more like a pit stop with a sense of urgency that way…
Never been to a state that has pumps like that so good to know
They are fairly new i think, i just saw my first one this month in WA
I guess if you want gas all over the this works, but with a little effort you can fill the bike and not spill a drop. Aprilias do have a small fill hole. Just don’t be lazy
Gas spilled on the tank hasnt hurt a thing on bikes in 40 years of riding. I like to worry about important things, like the dump truck behind me that just lost it's brakes...
Always wanted a bike. An Indian Scout is more my style i think tho. Not that theres anything wrong with bigger sport bikes. Its those smaller weed whacker sounding bikes i hate.
On every bike I had you can left and right to fit more fuel
The high-octane fuel on the precious tank gets to me and also the saddling part yikes
Riders in Africa . . fuel attendant does it for me 😅
(watch closely so he/she knows not to spill & mess my paint)
Lol
Dude I’ll stick to holding it with 2 hands and controlling the flow
It’s a 4 gallon tank and only takes a few moments to fill
It's splattering because of the angle as all bikes do. Also in Australia we don't need pressure which is a bonus plus you guys don't have 98? Damn
They have a different system to measure octane
NEVER always fill by hand to top and make sure not one drop hits tank.
In our country there are staff member of the petrol pump so they put the petrol in our motorcycles, we don’t have to do nothing except just pay the amount. JAI HIND!
Dude i think I saw you riding today in Tacoma area , the Aprilla got my attention and then i realized it was you
That’s how I always put gas in (with the bike sitting upright). Gotta get that accurate reading.
The first time I had to put gas in my bike I didn’t know you had to put pressure, I went to 5 different pumps before I gave up. Could’ve used this video
I think your a secret gixxer rider......we always splash when we're pumping😅😄😃
No gsxr comment? Was so sure you would make a remark with the insertion.
Imagine paying for your gas, and than filling the tank. That's so stupid. How do I know how much fuel I need? Especially if I drive borrowed car or a motorcycle I just bought. In Europe we don't have such a problems
92 is the highest octane fuel you can get there?!
In Switzerland 95 is actually the lowest/standard. 😅
(I didn‘t even know there was fuel with 80‘s ratings…)