Diesel Prices
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bikeboyz
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Wookey
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Robin
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Cambridge is expensive but the Trumpington/Shelford Road Shell and Esso are competing at 83.5 and 83.9.
Frequently find fuel cheaper out of town. Waitrose have a scheme with Q8 which gives you 2p/litre off for a £20 spend or 3p/litre off with a £50 spend at Waitrose.
Found somewhere near Ashvale (Sussex?) last week at 80.9, another Shell station.
I want to know what would happen if you purchased one litre exactly?
If they price by the litre surely you should be able to buy by the litre, exactly! R
Frequently find fuel cheaper out of town. Waitrose have a scheme with Q8 which gives you 2p/litre off for a £20 spend or 3p/litre off with a £50 spend at Waitrose.
Found somewhere near Ashvale (Sussex?) last week at 80.9, another Shell station.
I want to know what would happen if you purchased one litre exactly?
If they price by the litre surely you should be able to buy by the litre, exactly! R
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beezer
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bernie
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by beezer</i>
An interesting point Robin. I seem to recall in the days of gallons that there was a minimum purchase amount but I just can not remember what it was!
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Half gallon[:)]
Now 80.9
An interesting point Robin. I seem to recall in the days of gallons that there was a minimum purchase amount but I just can not remember what it was!
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Half gallon[:)]
Now 80.9
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martyhopkirk
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oilyspanner
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martyhopkirk
Ahhh, mopeds.
my trusty Tomos Disco used to do something silly like that, though as the speedo never worked i want really sure how much it was doing to the galleon, though at a rough guestimate 120 - 140 would be about right. Used to do 14 miles a day and only fill it up with a gallon of petrol every 2 weeks. My Honda C90 used to do about a 100MPG too. Then I moved onto bigger (faster) bikes and got a shock!
my trusty Tomos Disco used to do something silly like that, though as the speedo never worked i want really sure how much it was doing to the galleon, though at a rough guestimate 120 - 140 would be about right. Used to do 14 miles a day and only fill it up with a gallon of petrol every 2 weeks. My Honda C90 used to do about a 100MPG too. Then I moved onto bigger (faster) bikes and got a shock!
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alexp-j
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paranoid
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Tomos A50 (nearly same as the disco) 123 to the gallon running very very rich and oily.........Ahhhh those were the days.
http://www.tomos-usa.com/models/archive.php
Did a 60 mile journey once at 28 mph and I actually fell asleep [:D][:D]
http://www.tomos-usa.com/models/archive.php
Did a 60 mile journey once at 28 mph and I actually fell asleep [:D][:D]
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Robin
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martyhopkirk
<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by alexp-j</i>
How can you describe any UK fuel prices as <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">That is amazingly cheap Marty!<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">[?]
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When you get such variance as 79.9p to 90.9p / L then 79.9 <b>IS</b> cheap.

However this being the UK, its very very expensive to fuel a car here due to successive governments taxing "easy targets" to blazes, such as petrol, road fund duty, booze, clothes, insurance, domestic fuel, in fact I am just waiting for them to tax air!
How can you describe any UK fuel prices as <blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote">That is amazingly cheap Marty!<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"></blockquote id="quote"></font id="quote">[?]
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When you get such variance as 79.9p to 90.9p / L then 79.9 <b>IS</b> cheap.

However this being the UK, its very very expensive to fuel a car here due to successive governments taxing "easy targets" to blazes, such as petrol, road fund duty, booze, clothes, insurance, domestic fuel, in fact I am just waiting for them to tax air!