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Plan a ride

Fuel smart. Pack light.

Two tools for the night before a ride: how much fuel you need and where you will stop for it, what the trip may cost you, and a balance check for your luggage.

A see-through motorcycle fuel tank that fills at the pump, rides down to the fuel stop line and fills up again FUEL STOP
In the tank0.0 L
Fuel stop in0 km

Tool 1

Fuel and costs

Fuel prices and stays change, so the club does not list prices. Put in today's numbers and the planner does the sums. Everything stays on your phone.

Your costs, optionalin rupees

Fuel–litres for the ride
Stops–fuel stops
Range–km between stops

    Add your fuel price and other costs above to see what the trip may cost you.

    Mileage figures are typical for each bike and change with load, speed and a pillion. If you know your own, type it in.

    Tool 2

    Luggage balancer

    Uneven panniers make a bike pull to one side and weave at speed. Pick the bike closest to yours, put each item where you plan to pack it, and the balancer shows how the weight sits. Heavy, dense things go low in the panniers; light, bulky things go on the tail rack.

    A Himalayan 450 style motorcycle seen from above, with a tank bag, two soft panniers and an orange duffel on the tail rack
    A GS 1300 style motorcycle seen from above, with a tank bag, two aluminium pannier boxes and an aluminium top case

    Left heavierBalancedRight heavier

      The bikes are AI-made pictures and 3D models in the style of each motorcycle, not the makers' own.