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Spare Gas Can that fits RT saddle bags?
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YumaJim
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too expencive
29.99 is too expensive for one gallon of gas. just one mans opinion. :bdh:
29.99 is too expensive for one gallon of gas. just one mans opinion. :bdh:
I have the Reda and also a Kolpin Jr. The Reda holds a little less than a gallon and does fit in the saddlebag. The Kolpin Jr holds 1.5 gallon, better design and easier to handle but only fits in the frunk. The Kolpin was a little more than the Reda. Both are built well but the Kolpin is superior construction. You cannot compare these to a normal cheap gas can.
Home Depot, Next to the chainsaw's, Gal and a half, Leak, spill proof, air tight [no fumes] the spout stores inside the can, I been using it over two years now, Even laying on it's side for days it doesn't leak.
Price i think there about 9 or 10 dollars. It's made in Canada Says 5 L. 1.25 gal. but i put 1.50 gal in it with out any problems,
Price i think there about 9 or 10 dollars. It's made in Canada Says 5 L. 1.25 gal. but i put 1.50 gal in it with out any problems,
Bob, where in your RT do you carry this can? I was wondering where it would fit the best before I buy one. Thanks.
Well i don't have a Spyder anymore, But when i had my GS, I had Nelson Riggs 950 bags, and i kept it in the bag , or just put it in the trunk, With my Tri Glide i keep it in the bottom rear trunk, I'll tell you i haven't had to use it yet, But it is a good feeling to ride 35 miles or so with the low light on without worrying about it.
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