Lrogers621
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When headed out into unknown twisties..am looking for advice and storage units you may use to store gas in case you need some gas to get back home..Thanks
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Fuel for the boonies - what storage units do you use?
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I found Rotapax to be the most reliable system. Pricey, but ya get what ya pay for....https://www.amazon.com/s?k=rotopax+...efix=rotapa,aps,129&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_9_6
PistonBlown
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On my RS I had a metal aux tank on the rack but I've not bothered fitting that on the F3 yet after one of the Aussie members of the site recommended this 8 litre Advworx fuel bag. They come in 5 and 8 litre.
I just use a rok strap to strap it to the pillion seat.
I did disable the pillion sensor in the rear seat first as I thought this may be enough for it to think someone was on the back. It just about fitted in the frunk as well.
The spout is in the pocket on the righthand side.
I just use a rok strap to strap it to the pillion seat.
I did disable the pillion sensor in the rear seat first as I thought this may be enough for it to think someone was on the back. It just about fitted in the frunk as well.
The spout is in the pocket on the righthand side.
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