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13-11-2019
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| Patinated Peter  Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Nairn
Posts: 5,142 Thanks: 249 Trader Rating: 0   | Re: Smaller Gas tank option for the 500L ??  Originally Posted by MOD500  I had considered fitting a modified fiat 126 tank under the rear seat to add some extra capacity without compromising on luggage space. I have a spare 126 tank, I should take a look and see how close it is to fitting. When I'm halfway across the Gobi Desert I will be happiest to maximize liquid capacities at the expense of luggage. When the spare wheels are on the roof-rack I'll be able to increase my tool and spares capacity. 
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| Patinated Peter Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Nairn
Posts: 5,142 Thanks: 249 Trader Rating: 0 | Re: Smaller Gas tank option for the 500L ?? Originally Posted by Craig16 Still diverging but, Steyr put 2 'D' tanks next to each other for their 650 TR2 race model so could be an option for you..... 
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Posts: 41 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0  | Re: Smaller Gas tank option for the 500L ?? Originally Posted by Chrismunn I have attached an image of the D tank setup. Still very little room for a set of golf clubs....Attachment 204427 
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Posts: 2,315 Thanks: 165 Trader Rating: 0 | Re: Smaller Gas tank option for the 500L ?? What if you got hold of a 'D' tank (which is held in with just 1 strap) and got a welding shop to cut some of the right side off (your passenger side) and weld on a flat side. That way it would be secure, and smaller. I have to ask though--is it REALLY that bad in your part of the world?---if it is, I feel sorry for you.
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Posts: 41 Thanks: 0 Trader Rating: 0 | Re: Smaller Gas tank option for the 500L ?? Originally Posted by the hobbler What if you got hold of a 'D' tank (which is held in with just 1 strap) and got a welding shop to cut some of the right side off (your passenger side) and weld on a flat side. That way it would be secure, and smaller. I have to ask though--is it REALLY that bad in your part of the world?---if it is, I feel sorry for you.  Still a great city though.
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| Join Date: Oct 2017 Location: West Yorkshire
Posts: 2,040 Thanks: 98 Trader Rating: 0 | Re: Smaller Gas tank option for the 500L ?? Best bet may be looking into a small aftermarket racing type tank to go in the small space
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