Acerbis Fuel Tank - 25L - Black - Suzuki DR 650

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Acerbis Men's Black Suzuki Dr650 25 Litres Fuel Tank
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Acerbis Men's Black Suzuki Dr650 25 Litres Fuel Tank
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The Acerbis Fuel Tank (25L) is designed for Suzuki DR 650 riders who require extended range for long-distance adventure touring or backcountry exploration. It provides a significant increase in fuel capacity to reduce pit stops and range anxiety, though its increased size alters the bike's center of gravity and overall weight profile compared to the stock tank.
| Model Part Number | 0017554.090.700 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Acerbis |
The tank has a capacity of 25 liters, which is approximately 6.6 US gallons.
This tank is specifically designed for the Suzuki DR 650. Please verify your specific bike year against the product MPN (0017554.090.700) to ensure compatibility.
The tank is made of a high-density plastic, which generally does not hold traditional paint well. It is intended to be used with its original finish.
Yes, the tank includes a fuel cap. Ensure it is vented properly to prevent fuel starvation.
The tank is designed to integrate with the stock seat, though some seat models might require minor adjustments for a flush fit.
Use clean, high-octane fuel to rinse the tank thoroughly. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners that may react with the plastic.
Ensure all mounting brackets are correctly aligned and that no cables are trapped between the tank and the frame rails.
Check that the fuel petcock is clear of debris and that the vacuum/vent line is not kinked or obstructed.
Verify that all bolts are tightened to the manufacturer's specified torque and that rubber vibration grommets are correctly seated.
This fuel tank is manufactured specifically for the Suzuki DR 650. Installation typically involves removing the stock tank, relocating fuel lines, and ensuring the mounting hardware aligns with the bike's frame points. It is recommended to flush the inside of the tank before the first fill to ensure no debris from manufacturing is present. For long-term care, regularly inspect the fuel petcock and lines for cracks or leaks after intense off-road use. If the motorcycle is to be stored for an extended period, treat the fuel with a stabilizer to prevent internal degradation of the tank walls or potential clogging of the carburetor.