Bike Mileage Calculator
Car & BikeReal two-wheeler mileage from a tank, with cost per kilometre.
Runs entirely in your browser — nothing is uploaded
Features
- km/l from a tank-to-tank measurement.
- Cost per kilometre and per 100 km.
- Comparison against the claimed figure.
- Runs entirely in your browser — nothing you enter is uploaded.
How to use the Bike Mileage Calculator
- 1Fill the tank and reset the trip meter.
- 2Ride normally until you refuel.
- 3Enter the distance covered and the fuel added.
Frequently asked questions
What mileage should a bike give?
Commuter motorcycles of 100–125cc typically return 55–70 km/l, 150–200cc bikes 40–50, and larger machines 25–35. Scooters generally sit around 40–50. City riding, pillion weight and short trips all pull the figure down.
Why did my bike's mileage suddenly drop?
Usual causes are low tyre pressure, a clogged air filter, a chain that is loose or dry, or a fuel injector or carburettor needing attention. A sudden fall of more than about 15% is worth a service rather than a new riding style.
Does riding style matter much on a bike?
More than on a car, because the engine is small and works harder. Steady throttle at moderate speed, early upshifts and avoiding hard acceleration can change the figure by 20% or more on the same machine.