I may be wrong but I suspect thet the real question that this guy's asking is "how big of a tank do I need for my XR600"
I may be wrong but I suspect thet the real question that this guy's asking is "how big of a tank do I need for my XR600"
Moto Guzzi Stelvio ( red of course )
Honda XR 600, my new old toy - for sale
Aprilia rxv 450pile of scrap, got a refund
Honda crf450x
XS 700 Mercury Twin
safehouse
TLD 6/2009 five capitals 23hrs 21 min :-without taking "another route"
TLD 6/2010 Run For The Sun 15hrs 55 min all in
TLD 6/2011 Two Towers 14hrs 56 min leisurely bimble
yes you got it right there!!
you would have to be crazy to take a Vara across the sahara on dirt tracks
have a look at these
Ocean Slim Tank - Fuel, General Chandlery | Mailspeed Marine
nice slim tanks can be fit behind/on top of panniers
well thanks for all the replys guys!!
i will be taking the XR6! (well thats the plan!)
and i am just curious of what people think is the norm for these kind of trips!
as i think i have found a monster
i have found myself a rather rare, 40L acerbis tank!
yes thats right 40L!
its a monster tank! acerbis stopped making them 10 years ago!
and yes it will weigh a metric <@#> ton when full!!
currently looking for some pannier racks, if any one knows of any
might as well take the vara, what with all the weight i will have![]()
Last edited by jamie92j; 09-07-10 at 01:56 AM.
40 liter
That's going to be more than enough, might even turn into a handicap.
Then again, you don't have to fill it all the way, and then the weight will be down low as I suspect this thing hangs quite a way down across the engine.
Make sure you can still ride standing up on the pegs though.
And you will want to think about fitting an oil cooler on these old hotheaded aircooled beasts.
Michel
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