Acerbis Fuel Tank - Suzuki DR 650 - 20L - Black

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Acerbis Men's Black Suzuki Dr650 20 Litres Fuel Tank
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Acerbis Men's Black Suzuki Dr650 20 Litres Fuel Tank
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The Acerbis 20-liter fuel tank is designed for Suzuki DR 650 owners who prioritize long-distance off-road capability and extended range over the stock fuel capacity. By significantly increasing the amount of fuel your motorcycle can carry, it allows for longer excursions without frequent stops; however, the larger profile does add weight to the bike's upper section, which may alter the center of gravity during technical trail riding.
| Model Part Number | 0016302.090.700 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Acerbis |
This tank is specifically engineered for Suzuki DR 650 models. Please verify your specific sub-model year during installation.
The tank is designed to work with standard components, but you should verify the contents of your specific package for included hardware.
One liter of gasoline weighs approximately 0.75kg. A full 20L tank will be significantly heavier than the empty stock tank, affecting handling.
Yes, most riders transfer their stock petcock to the Acerbis tank, provided the seals remain in good condition.
Acerbis tanks are made of specialized plastic. While they can be modified, they are generally intended to be used in their original finish.
Ensure the gasket is seated correctly and bolts are tightened evenly to the specified torque.
Verify that the fuel cap vent tube is clear and unobstructed to allow proper airflow.
This tank is designed specifically as a bolt-on replacement for the Suzuki DR 650. Installation requires removing the stock tank and transferring the fuel petcock, fuel cap, and mounting hardware. Ensure the area is clean and free of debris during installation to prevent contamination of the fuel system. When caring for the tank, inspect the mounting points regularly for vibration-induced wear. For cleaning, use mild soap and water; avoid harsh chemical solvents that could degrade the plastic finish or internal seals over time.