Real mileage, not brochure mileage

Your brochure lied.
Your tank knows.

Every bike is sold on a mileage number. Almost none of them hit it. Riders on RevRANGE log their fills, tank to tank, and the honest number falls out of the maths.

01
Fill up, log it

Odometer and litres. Seconds at the pump.

02
Fill up again

Full tank to full tank is the only honest measure.

03
The truth shows up

Your number, and how it sits against everyone else's.

Alpha, Android, closed testing

Not live yet. You can be first.

The numbers here are thin because nobody has filled them in yet. That is the point. Whoever logs first writes the record for their bike.

No spam. No brochure numbers. Just real data and your invite.

390
Bikes in the record
28
Brands
3
With real readings
26
Clean fills logged

Most logged so far

Royal Enfield Himalayan 450
15 fills · 1 rider · early
22.2km/l
TVS Ntorq 125
9 fills · 1 rider · early
34.4km/l
Bajaj Dominar 400
2 fills · 1 rider · early
22.4km/l
Browse all 390 bikesThe bigger questions

Where this goes

The number is only the start.

Once enough riders are logging, the interesting questions open up. Is premium fuel worth the extra rupees, or is that just what the pump wants you to think? Do riders in one part of the country get more out of the same machine than riders in another? Does someone who rides 200 km a day do better per litre than someone who does 20?

Nobody can answer any of that from a brochure. You need thousands of real tanks, logged honestly, by people who actually ride. We are counting in the open while it fills up, so you can see exactly how far off an answer we are. Watch the counters.

Real-world figures come from riders logging full-to-full tank fills on the RevRANGE app. We show the range and how many fills it rests on, never a bare average. Brochure and ARAI figures are the manufacturer’s certified claim. How we measure