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The Acerbis 15.5L fuel tank is an ideal upgrade for long-distance trail riders and adventure enthusiasts who own a Honda CRF 450 X (2005-2016) and need to extend their ride time between refueling stops. It provides a significant increase in fuel capacity to ensure you can tackle longer routes with confidence, though users should be aware that the added weight and volume may slightly alter the bike's center of gravity and overall handling characteristics compared to the stock tank.
| Model Part Number | 0010999.120.700 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Acerbis |
No, this tank is specifically designed for the carbureted Honda CRF 450 X models (2005-2016).
Yes, the tank comes with a fuel cap included.
Please verify your specific kit contents, but most Acerbis tanks are designed to utilize the standard or included petcock assembly.
Neutral/natural tanks can be cleaned with plastic-specific restorers, but some staining from fuel additives is common and purely cosmetic.
While durable, it is intended for long-range riding. Always check the specific rulebook for your racing organization regarding fuel tank capacity limits.
Ensure the tank is pushed fully forward against the steering head mounts before tightening the side bolts.
Check the petcock and fuel lines for any kinks caused by the slightly larger tank volume and ensure the tank vent hose is not blocked.
This tank is designed specifically as a replacement for the stock fuel tank on Honda CRF 450 X models manufactured between 2005 and 2016. Installation involves removing the factory seat, fuel lines, and original tank mounting hardware. It is recommended to flush the inside of the new tank with clean fuel before the first installation to remove any potential manufacturing dust. For maintenance, clean the exterior with mild soap and water. Avoid using harsh solvents or high-pressure power washers directly against the fuel petcock area to prevent seal damage. Periodically check the mounting bolts for tightness after the first few rides to ensure the tank has settled correctly on the frame mounts.
