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Postby sapperk9 » Wed Jan 11, 2006 10:33 pm

Earzapiccie....

Buy at:

http://www.tourtank.com/
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Postby Fil » Tue Jan 17, 2006 8:32 am

F0ul_Oli wrote:
I had one dealer suggest I had Acerbis built me a tank as a one off - but that sounded a bit mad -

Would anyone else be up for that? so we could suggest a minimum run for them?


It may be worth making enquiries about getting one made in aluminium. In the current Supermoto Magazine (Spring 06), there's a pic of an ally tank sold by Mac Moto. I know it's for an XR650, but you get the ally tank (only 7.5 litres in this case), CRF rad shrouds, cap & fuel tap for £335.

It might end up being cheaper to get a small run of custom ally tanks made than plastic ones.

I'll register my interest in a custom tank - depending on size and style ;-)

Keep us posted...
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Postby sapperk9 » Tue Jan 17, 2006 8:59 am

Avasqizat:

http://www.tourtank.com/Tourtank35.html

Lookz like the catz pie-jammies, no?
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Postby Fil » Tue Jan 17, 2006 9:12 am

Looks to be nicely made, but I would personally prefer to replace the existing tank than add an auxiliary tank to the back of the bike...
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Postby F0ul_Oli » Wed Jan 18, 2006 1:26 pm

I tend to agree!

Aux tanks rob you of stoarge space for tank bags and the like.

I'm still bidding on a 28ltr KTM tank on ebay and wondering if building a fittment kit is the best way to go - any thoughts?

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OVERSIZED FUEL TANK FOR BAGGY!!

Postby AtomicSpew » Wed Feb 22, 2006 2:36 am

Look at this!! Scroll down for this killer replacement tank. 28 ltrs. Anybody able to translate German? I'm tempted to pick one up, but I have so many other things I'd like to do to the bike first...

http://www.off-the-road.de/enduro/zubeh ... idung.html
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Postby F0ul_Oli » Thu Feb 23, 2006 6:46 pm

thanks to Google Language tools I know it says -

off the road Rallyeverkleidung MuZ Baghira framework-firm Rallye porch for the MuZ Baghira. Rallyeerprobt with that Munich - Karthago 2000. Markus Kettler occupied the 4. Rank! MuZ Rallyeumbau MuZ Rallyeumbau * framework celebrations lining * suitably the original MuZ tank * material: GRP, primes * inclusive. Owner * cultivation of Rallyeinstrumenten such as Tripmaster, roadbook etc. possible * supply without headlights (alternatively DE or original headlight possible) * somewhat fate relating to crafts necessarily for the cultivation of the lining MuZ Baghira for the Rallye Munich - Karthago 2000 MuZ Baghira Rallye Munich Karthago 2000 MuZ Baghira for the Rallye Munich - Karthago 2000 MuZ lining: 249 euro Roadbookhalter: ii 89 euro De headlight unit: 129 euro off the road Rallyeverkleidung MuZ Baghira of 28 litres of Rallyevorbau MuZ with 28 litres tank * framework celebrations GRP Rallye lining * supply inclusive paintable lining, aluminum porch, double headlight and all necessary attachments * it stand for two different tanks to the selection kit 1: ltr PP tank, paintable, blue, silver or orange, inclusive paints 28. Gasoline pump, accessories and seat blank did not paint execution on request. Kit 2: 28 ltr polyethylene tank, not paintable, blue or orange through-colored, inclusive gasoline pump, accessories and seat blank Rallyevorbau MuZ with 28 litres tank MuZ lining: 859 euro tank kit 1: 1229 euro tank kit 2: 849 euro
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Postby AtomicSpew » Thu Feb 23, 2006 8:06 pm

LOL! Nicely done...The important thing I noted was that it's NOT paintable, so you gotta live with that blue or orange color. Don't know how that would look on my RED bike, but it's damn tempting...

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Just used Dictionary.com's translator program, and discovered that the Kit #1 IS in fact paintable, and comes in Silver, too. Here's the total translation:

Framework celebrations GRP Rallye lining * supply inclusive paintable lining, aluminum porch, double headlight and all necessary attachments * it stand for two different tanks to selection kits the

Kit 1: 28 ltr PP tank, paintable, blue, silver or orange, inclusive paints 28. Gasoline pump, accessories and did not paint execution on inquiry request

Kit 2: 28 ltr polyethylene tank, not paintable, blue or orange through-colored, inclusive gasoline pump, accessories and seat blank
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Postby ron monnig » Tue Apr 04, 2006 8:34 am

baha designs has a rear mount tank that can be made to work
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