Muskegon, Mi

as of August 15, 2005

Regular Unleaded = $2.80/gallon

whats yours (ill update later today)

- Jordan

its 2.55 for regular in columbus, ohio

$2.49/gallon for regular in Paris, TX (but the bmw prefers the taste of 93 octane @ $2.69)

We just pushed over $2.50 down here in the "cheap" south this week. $2.75 for hi-test. Friggin' insane!

I guess this is what happens when you get an administration full of people with big shares in the oil industry...

Oh well, at least it will make more bike/scooter riders and cause the extinction of of the Mega SUV.  :nana:

About 2.67/reg unleaded. San Jose, CA

HAH still have you guys beat :dunno:  not that thats a good thing?

i think im leading atleast until we hear from some cali riders.

- Jordan

it went from 2.37 to 2.51 yesterday morning here.

I think I paid 2.37 the other day for regular. Note to self: quit bitching about gas prices  :nana:

Dave  

$2.87 for regular in chicago suburbs...unfortunately my car takes premium, so $3.07 for me  :x

I am waiting for our european members to chime in and comment on all that crying,  they are paying more than that for years

$2.55 Johnstown, PA

This site has a bunch of info:

http://www.gasbuddy.com/

I think it's around $2.90 here...  I'll find out tonight.   :dunno:

All I can say is GET USED TO IT!  And be glad you ride a 50 MPG GS.

It's over 3.00/gal up in San Francisco.  Pandy, you got some cheap gas going for you!  I paid 2.75 yesterday in Sunnyvale.

Its around 2.70/gal in Garden Grove, CA for regular gas  .

Around 3 dollars for premium gas (which is what I use for my car and gs).

Good gas prices page here: http://www.orangecountygasprices.com/

I think that anyone here in Canada will have you beat.  With the conversions of litres to gallons and CDN to USD, I paid 3.32 USD a gallon for the car (regular) and I paid 3.74 USD for premium in the bike yesterday night.  Anybody in the UK or Caribbean want to raise the stakes?

Quote from: ImJustPonderingIts around 2.70/gal in Garden Grove, CA for regular gas  .

Around 3 dollars for premium gas (which is what I use for my car and gs).

Good gas prices page here: http://www.orangecountygasprices.com/

Go with regular. Not only have I never noticed a difference in any car when I switched between premium and regular (except the Corvette, which only took premium), but my brother's teacher in the auto mechanic program says there is no discernable difference in a standard engine. I'd say our engines are standard. Just get good regular gas, like Chevron or Shell.

He's said some interesting things about oil also (and it backs up my decision to use dino oil in the GS5)

Dave  

Quote from: 2005-GS500-PDX

Quote from: ImJustPonderingIts around 2.70/gal in Garden Grove, CA for regular gas  .

Around 3 dollars for premium gas (which is what I use for my car and gs).

Good gas prices page here: http://www.orangecountygasprices.com/

Go with regular. Not only have I never noticed a difference in any car when I switched between premium and regular (except the Corvette, which only took premium), but my brother's teacher in the auto mechanic program says there is no discernable difference in a standard engine. I'd say our engines are standard. Just get good regular gas, like Chevron or Shell.

He's said some interesting things about oil also (and it backs up my decision to use dino oil in the GS5)

Dave  

Oh I have to go with premium for my car. I drive a mercedes slk and premium makes a difference . I did switch to regular for the gs but when I brought it in for my bike's tune up, the mechanic smelt that right away and told me to switch back to premium. Apparently its better for carb engine type bikes (keeps it cleaner or less wear?).

back down to 2.69/gallon here now

-Jordan

5 years ago, who'd have ever thought we'd say "back down to..." and a dollar amount over $2? Not I, said the fly.

D  

after three weeks of putting it off, I finally gassed up my car.  The cheapest station I could find was $2.49 for 87 octane...

Who would guess: $2.49!

But I get the mid-level octane and it is like $2.55.  My car only holds 9 gallons and gets 30 mpg, though.  Which is nice.