Carrying xtra gas?
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Re: Carrying xtra gas?
by Hyde » Fri Mar 27, 2020 6:26 am
MSR also make collapsible bags to carry gas, it's nice to not deal with an empty jug for half your ride.
23' 430RE
23' 250RE
21' 350RE
20', 200rr, gone
20', 250rr, Ye-haw !
18', 250rr,gone
18' 125rr, KYB forks, gone
16' 250rr, KYB forks-sold
15' 250rr RE-sold
14' 450rr, gone
14' 250rr-sold
14' 450rr KYB forks.
23' 250RE
21' 350RE
20', 200rr, gone
20', 250rr, Ye-haw !
18', 250rr,gone
18' 125rr, KYB forks, gone
16' 250rr, KYB forks-sold
15' 250rr RE-sold
14' 450rr, gone
14' 250rr-sold
14' 450rr KYB forks.
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Re: Carrying xtra gas?
by fenderworks » Mon Mar 30, 2020 6:49 pm
i got to check out that bag...sounds like the way to go
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Re: Carrying xtra gas?
by Dyrtmon » Tue Apr 07, 2020 5:25 pm
I put a 3 plus gallon tank on my bike which helped the range. If I need to carry extra gas, i carry
one liter in a Smartwater plastic container. It will not get soft when filled with gas (at least not on an all day ride).
Much thinner and lighter than a MSR bottle.
one liter in a Smartwater plastic container. It will not get soft when filled with gas (at least not on an all day ride).
Much thinner and lighter than a MSR bottle.
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