TT rear tank/tool kit????

[john_aero]

anyone have mor epics or infor on the rear container on the TT rallye bike

it looks like tool kit or even tnk

id be interested in getting details and pics on it and seeing if make a tank out of it

 

[IJGser]

If your talking about the small black/grey bag on the tail behind the seat?
It's a tool kit, can't see what use it would be for fuel?
May as well strap a small jerry can to a rack, or bolt a 1lrt bottle where the charcoal filter would have been.

 

[john_aero]

Looking at the dummy exhaust

 

[IJGser]

Ok, not sure why you would? Loads of alternative solutions for fuel and tools.

It does look pretty thou

 

[viv]

It looks like a tool tube with a support bar at the end you can see.

Viv

 

[john_aero]

well found few better pics and can see better mounting points for it

more i cant afford 500 euro for X-tank

so was going head to breakers see if can find end can and convert to tank.

may even concider 2 end cans and weld 1 up to replace the stock muffler

 

[mikeyboy]

just a thought,if you want to do something similar on the cheap have you considered an old fire extinguisher,already threaded on one end and made of steel so a lot easier for the home engineer to work with than alloy,be a bit heavy but you cant have it all ways .

 

[john_aero]

just a thought,if you want to do something similar on the cheap have you considered an old fire extinguisher,already threaded on one end and made of steel so a lot easier for the home engineer to work with than alloy,be a bit heavy but you cant have it all ways .

heavy isnt the work be some weigth on alu sub

ah now home engineer i am not. aeronautical engineer i am, with a workshop complete with tig operator who will happily do some nixers on the side if give him hand wire his bike up

 

[IJGser]

A fire extinguisher! Combining the smartest and stupidest ideas

Seriously If budget won't cover a hotrod or TT tank then just carry a spare fuel container, bolted/strapped somewhere and fill up manually on the trail or in the Sahara

The Ali sub frame will take a lot, after all it was designed for a 20stone German!

 

[mikeyboy]

heavy isnt the work be some weigth on alu sub

ah now home engineer i am not. aeronautical engineer i am, with a workshop complete with tig operator who will happily do some nixers on the side if give him hand wire his bike up

fair enough john,it just seemed to me from your previous posts that you wanted off the shelf items(with you posting wanted ads for bashplates/toolboxes/fueltanks).
if you have a willing tig welding chap and a workshop, whats holding you back?
there are plenty of really good solutions to your want list,get on with it and dont forget to post pics.mike

 

[john_aero]

fair enough john,it just seemed to me from your previous posts that you wanted off the shelf items(with you posting wanted ads for bashplates/toolboxes/fueltanks).
if you have a willing tig welding chap and a workshop, whats holding you back?
there are plenty of really good solutions to your want list,get on with it and dont forget to post pics.mike

Wanted adds were if anyone had some thrown to the side.

I done 2 builds so was trying avoid another cystom job

But thinkingay hav go that way now