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Buying Gasoline in a tier one city like Changchun.
So, I finally got something other then a e-bike and I went to fill up at the gas station near my home. The guy would not let me do it, he had to. He also had to do it with an old tea pot and the dude spilled gasoline everywhere. So I am looking for your remedies to this situation. I was thinking maybe buy a boatload of paper funnels and keep a few under the seat?
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So, I finally got something other then a e-bike and I went to fill up at the gas station near my home. The guy would not let me do it, he had to. He also had to do it with an old tea pot and the dude spilled gasoline everywhere. So I am looking for your remedies to this situation. I was thinking maybe buy a boatload of paper funnels and keep a few under the seat?
Welcome to the world of motorbike riding in China lol
Just one of many problems you will encounter when riding your new KTM so my advise "GET USED TO IT"
Bike looks great happy and safe riding
Re: Buying Gasoline in a tier one city like Changchun.
actually it's quite good. so sometimes you could sneaky pour the gas into your jerrycan. otherwise in other places, you dont have this chance.
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My method is to swear my fucking head off in Chinese until they put the pump direct into my tank or I leave. Usually filling up in the country, remembering where the non fascist stations are in the city or riding a bicycle avoids this irritating stupidity.
The fact is filling into an alu kettle is fucking dangerous and can cause a flash fire. Only in a completely retarded country like China would you be forced to do something dangerous for safety reasons. They can fuck right off.
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ZMC888
My method is to swear my fucking head off in Chinese until they put the pump direct into my tank or I leave. Usually filling up in the country, remembering where the non fascist stations are in the city or riding a bicycle avoids this irritating stupidity.
The fact is filling into an alu kettle is fucking dangerous and can cause a flash fire. Only in a completely retarded country like China would you be forced to do something dangerous for safety reasons. They can fuck right off.
Not quite as I do things but if this method works so who am I to say otherwise.
What I do is just work out the ones who are happy with your tank being filled up directly from the pump and just use them.
Yes on travels out of your area you will encounter problems then I would recommend ZMC888 course of action or even when the pump attendant ask you to use the kettle grab the Kettle throw it on the ground and stamp on it to fuck it up then slowly get on your bike and ride of with a big smile on your face.
Worked for me in the past lol
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Im so lucky that I live in Zhejiang. Never had to use kettle here.
I remember my surprise when I needed to do that for the first time, in a pouring rain with no roof over my bike using a bucket with a little beak. Was not impressed
Get yourself this thing, its small and light
http://www.amazon.cn/Mr-Funnel-AF1CB...ords=mr+funnel
Ive ordered some water filters from amazon.cn and they arrived from the States in 8 days. Cheap shipping too
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I just bought paper funnels. Filled up today and no spill. Takes 3.5 tea pots to fill the tank. I like the other filter funnel but I don't want to have to carry it around every day.
The gas station also said I can come fill up a gas can when ever I want. It is not a problem here in Changchun to do so.
Such strange rules and regulations in this country.
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.....Takes 3.5 tea pots to fill the tank....
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