Acerbis Universal Auxiliary Fuel Tank For Motorcycle Front - 5 Litre
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This guide is for riders looking to extend their range with the Acerbis Universal Auxiliary Front Fuel Tank. It offers an additional 5-liter capacity, significantly increasing the distance you can travel on your motocross, enduro, or dual-sport motorcycle. Note that installation requires some mechanical knowledge and may impact handling.
All features
| Model Part Number | 0002685.030 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Acerbis |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What kind of fuel can I use?
Use the fuel type recommended by your motorcycle manufacturer.
How do I clean the fuel tank?
Use mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and allow to dry before use.
What is the tank capacity?
The tank has a capacity of 5 liters.
Does it come with mounting hardware?
The tank should include the necessary mounting hardware, but it's recommended to confirm before installation.
Is this tank compatible with my specific motorcycle model?
Check the dimensions (Height 270mm, Width 240mm, and Depth 130mm) and mounting points against your motorcycle. If uncertain, consult the manufacturer's compatibility guide.
What is the part number?
The manufacturer part number is 0002685.030.
Troubleshooting
Fuel leaks from the tank or connections
Check all connections and tighten as needed. Inspect the tank for cracks or damage. Replace any damaged components.
Fuel is not flowing to the main tank.
Check the fuel line for blockages or kinks. Ensure the fuel tap (if equipped) is open. Verify that the vent is not blocked.
The tank is difficult to mount.
Double-check the mounting points and ensure they align with the frame. Consider using rubber washers or spacers to reduce vibration and improve the fit.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Increases riding range significantly.
- Durable and lightweight construction.
- Well-regarded brand with a history of quality.
- Easy to install (with proper mechanical knowledge).
- Compact dimensions to minimize impact on handling.
Cons
- Installation may require modifications or adjustments.
- May alter the motorcycle's weight distribution.
- Requires careful consideration of fuel line routing.
- Front-mounted tanks can potentially affect handling characteristics.
- Not compatible with all motorcycle models.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Compatibility: Check the dimensions (Height 270mm, Width 240mm, and Depth 130mm) against your motorcycle to ensure a proper fit. Verify that there's sufficient clearance and mounting points.
- Installation: Follow the provided instructions carefully. Securely mount the tank to the front of your motorcycle. Connect the fuel line from the tank to your motorcycle's fuel system, ensuring a leak-proof connection.
- Fuel Line Routing: Route the fuel line away from hot engine components, and moving parts. Use appropriate clamps to secure the fuel line.
- Testing: Before any serious ride, test the fuel system for leaks and proper fuel flow.
- Care: Regularly inspect the tank for any signs of damage or leaks. Clean the tank as needed with mild soap and water. Ensure the fuel cap is tightly closed to prevent spills and evaporation.