oversize gas tank

[chris642]

ever since i got my bike ported, i noticed it burns gas MUCH faster. not that its a big suprise or anything. im thinking about getting an oversized gas tank. i dont want the kind that makes you remove the tank plastics. when i was bored, i was looking at used banshee's on ebay, i saw one with an oversized tank the actually streched under the seat, but it looked stock unless you saw close up pictures. i was wondering if this was just a custom piece, or if i could buy it somewhere. any input would be apreciated.

[richwuest]

Perhaps it was a Clarke tank you saw

 

http://www.clarkemfg.com/Merchant2/merchan...ory_Code=yamaha

 

IMS also makes aftermarket oversize tanks, but the clarke looks a little more like stock.

[sredish]

ever since i got my bike ported, i noticed it burns gas MUCH faster. not that its a big suprise or anything. im thinking about getting an oversized gas tank. i dont want the kind that makes you remove the tank plastics. when i was bored, i was looking at used banshee's on ebay, i saw one with an oversized tank the actually streched under the seat, but it looked stock unless you saw close up pictures. i was wondering if this was just a custom piece, or if i could buy it somewhere. any input would be apreciated.

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Damn, I don't which that one is. The 5+ gallon tanks are butt ugly, but have you seen the 4 gallon IMS tanks, they look pretty trick for replacing the tank plastic and it's way faster to have out. Just a thought.

 

Compliments to chipdog for the nice bike...

[boonman]

I have an IMS oversize tank. It holds 6 gallons of fuel. I like it alot, and I had to cut my plastics. It doesn't look like factory, but I don't care, because the factory tank is a teaser in the fuel resorvoir department.

[J.J.]

Clarke tank fitted, you have to cut the plastics though..

Complements to PA Banshee at E2S.com on his hot looking shee.

 

 

one more...

 

[89Steeda]

That underseat tank was custom built.