Clarke Mfg Gas Tank 4.7 Gal. Red Red 11322-04

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Clarke Mfg Gas Tank 4.7 Gal. Red Red 11322-04
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Product Description

Clarke is the largest manufacturer of aftermarket tanks in the US and has been producing tanks for the powersports industry since 1965Unique tool-making process produces an unmatched factory finish and the highest quality product availableAll tanks include a new gas cap and installation instructionsThis item fits the following models: 1993-2009 Honda XR650L

Product Details

  • Amazon Sales Rank: #368525 in Automotive
  • Brand: Clarke
  • Dimensions: 14.50" h x 18.00" w x 20.00" l, 6.80 pounds

Features

  • Clarke is the largest manufacturer of aftermarket tanks in the U.S. and has been producing tanks for the powersports industry since 1965
  • Unique tool-making process produces an unmatched factory finish and the highest quality product available
  • All tanks include a new gas cap and installation instructions

Customer Reviews

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5Best upgrade for your XRL
By Stephen G Cox
Stock tank was only getting me 80 to 90 miles before reserve. I can now get 200 before reserve. Its wonderful to be able to ride for hours without having to worry about running out of gas.
The tank is plastic. Its not as pretty as the stock tank, but its functional and people that know bikes recognize the upgrade and compliment it. I've heard you can put stickers on the tank to make it look pretty, but don't do it as the sticker bubble up since the tank is plastic.

Suggestion on install: toss out the rigid wire they supply to use as a lower bracket and instead cut a couple pieces of 5 inch x 1/2 inch aluminum and fabricate your own brackets. Its an easy mod and it looks and works great.
Oh yeah, this tank has a second reserve...kinda... Like many large gas tanks it hold gas to each side of the tank. When you run out of gas, it still has a small amount in the right half of the tank that can't reach the fuel valve. All you need to do is lean the bike ov er to get it on the left side and you will now have a little extra to run on. This is common on all large aftermarket tanks. Its kinda reassuring to know there is a reserve to the reserve gas tank.