And another thing... ...
...particularly for motorcycles, (since our tanks are small)...

When you pay extra for Premium that you don't need,...the first half gallon or so, is usually regular anyway... because the lines hold about that much...

When I fill up, I usually get 1.2 to 1.4 gallons... ...

Another vote for, Non-Oxy gas, (Gas without Ethanol)

And Never, NEVER, mix oil, (2 cycle), with ‘Ethanol gas’,  NEVER !

Now, the 10%, ‘Listed’, stuff, is NOT, always 10%.
It varies, and even the Station OWNER does not know.
(Yes, it can make it perfect, but they don’t)
For the, 'commuters’, Keep track of your MPG.
Your are (mostly) driving the same way, each day.
With the 10%, your MPG will change,  Much Much more,
than your MPG with ’Non-Oxy’ gas.

(And with Corn Prices down, I suspect the, ‘mixers’, are putting in More, Ethanol)
So now you have a someone, who filled up with E-85, (That’s what is in the hose)
And you put 1.5 gallons of, (what is marked E-10) but could be E-12.
(If you run that out, in a couple of days, probably not a problem)
If not, could be big problem.

Remember, this, Internal Combustion Engine, (ICE) Even if it is a 2015 model.
Was NEVER, designed to use, Ethanol Gas.
Some ICE’s were, some are today, but they are ‘Designed’ for it.
This ICE, is NOT.

Stations around me, can only get 91 oct, ’Non-Oxy’,
so that is what I use. Wish their was some 88 oct, ’Non-Oxy’.

If you have a place to store gas, and some, Good, gas cans.
Find a place that sells, ’Non-Oxy’,  and fill the portable tank, then fill the MC from that.

But, if it a, ‘Blend’ pump, Make Sure, you put a 1/2 gal, in your car/truck,
Before, you fill the tanks.

Cause the EPA, Just don’t care.  Look how much they care, about KILLING, THOUSANDS,
of Fish, Wildlife, Domestic animals. And grossly enlarging the lives, of Several Thousands of Humans.
Who used that water for drinking, irrigation, bathing.

And Never, NEVER, mix oil, (2 cycle), with ‘Ethanol gas’,  NEVER !

Wuhh? Whammi gonna put in the we deeter?

You can use E10 with 2 cycle mix - you just can't store it for extended periods (more then a month is my limit).  I mix my fuel in a 1 gallon can and use it up quickly

I heat with wood, I have 3 Stihl chains saws, 2 weed whackers and a leaf blower, and they have been running on the E10 for years.  I tried Avgas for a year and they just don't run as well on it (even with carb adjustments), and when I can get pure gas I do - but E10 works fine as long as it is fresh.  When it starts to get old the mix oil can settle out, and this becomes a real problem as you may shake your fuel can before you pour - but I have never seen anyone shake their saw before starting it!  A lot of piston/cylinder seizures have occurred when somebody grabs their saw (or weed whacker, blower or tiller) that has been sitting on the shelf for a couple of months and fires it up with old fuel in it.  When the phase separation occurs the gas and oil end up floating on top of the tank and the ethanol and water are on the bottom......and that is right where the carb gets the fuel from....the bottom of the tank.

You all can mix E10 with water if you want and try and get pure gas - it just isn't worth the hassle to me. You can't do that when you are out riding and need fuel, and I am not convinced that stripping ethanol out of gas doesn't strip out some of the needed additives.   Fresh E10 works OK....just don't let it  sit for very long.  When my stuff goes into storage it either is drained completely, or gets Avgas 100LL or Torco racing fuel from the gas station near the local drag strip.

For a few years I followed the ArboristSite.com forum....folks who cut wood for a living and are severe chainsaw hobbyists.  The consensus on the forum is that E10 is fine when fresh, 50:1 mix ratios with modern synthetic fuel is fine for all new and vintage equipment, and never store your equipment with fuel in it.  The fuel can sitting in the bed of the truck......full sun during the day and the dewey damp nights....that is not be best way to treat your 2 cycle mix.
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