That ain't a gas tank mate, this is a gas tank

[jackson409]

one of the few places a tank like that is actually needed. at least i hope its not just so he can skip that gas stop here and there.

Travling through the outback, I can imagine there are not too many 7-11's out there

 

[jackson409]

Dakarish... when 650's could run

how much of that is tank though? Its hard to tell since it is all faring and what not.

 

[josmoloco]

 

[rezrider]

It's got TWICE pipes...... kewl

 

[Rack]

This thing is a bit of an over kill.

That is an under statement.

Not very easily, especially on the side of a hill.

I would need some friends for this attempt.

I agree.

That is what she said.

For sure.

Run would be a good idea.

Quite a drastic change I would think.

Quote whore

 

[James]

With 73lbs of gas, I would wonder how the handling/suspension would change full vs empty...

I wouldn't even want to know, I'll keep my 1-2 gallons.

Quote whore

Rez aka post whore would've posted those as individual posts.

 

[rezrider]

I wouldn't even want to know, I'll keep my 1-2 gallons.

Rez aka post whore would've posted those as individual posts.

is that

 

[rezrider]

I wouldn't even want to know, I'll keep my 1-2 gallons.

Rez aka post whore would've posted those as individual posts.

right

 

[rezrider]

I wouldn't even want to know, I'll keep my 1-2 gallons.

Rez aka post whore would've posted those as individual posts.

James

 

[Travace]

james should lock your avatar so you can never change it rez

 

[cleonard]

That's just nuts. However, down under the fuel stops can be few and far between. Let's see 12 gallons at a conservative 35mpg is 420 miles. That's a long freaking way on a dirt bike.

 

[rezrider]

That's just nuts. However, down under the fuel stops can be few and far between. Let's see 12 gallons at a conservative 35mpg is 420 miles. That's a long freaking way on a dirt bike.

I'm figuring you and A2 are wondering if you should go ahead and invest

 

[yamadogyz]

CR's training bike