⛽ Never Stall, Always Roll: Your Bike’s Best Backup Fuel!
The A112 Auxiliary Fuel Tank offers a 300ml gasoline capacity in a lightweight, compact design (0.21kg, 11.57x4.65x3.94 inches). Manufactured by Royal Vintage Spare with a high product grade of 10, it ensures reliable, on-the-go fuel backup for your bike. Proudly sourced from India, it combines quality and affordability for the discerning rider.
| Item Weight | 0.21 Kilograms |
| Capacity | 300 Milliliters |
| Fuel Type | Gasoline |
| Product Grade | 10 |
| Manufacturer | Royal Vintage Spare |
| Item Weight | 7.4 ounces |
| Package Dimensions | 11.57 x 4.65 x 3.94 inches |
| Item model number | 8FVLFZY |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 8FVLFZY |
D**D
I'd buy it again
It did what it should. The cap doesn't leak but has a vent hole that would leak if you didn't hang it - like you're supposed to. The valve handle is not normal because in-line is closed and crossed is open. No big deal.
M**.
Great for working on carburated motorcycles
Smaller than I expected, but works great.
C**N
kind of sketchy, good price!
I should have gotten a larger size, It had feed four carbs
G**G
better off with something else
poor quality, poor design. petcock end broke off immediately, cheap plastic lid and container with no seal, poor design so any splashing causes fuel to leak right past the threads on the cap and down the container. dont waste your time, youll probably have to buy something better in the end anyway. it technically works but is borderline dangerous considering its intended for fuel
M**S
Fantastic
works perfectly, no leaks in the valve nor the tube connected to it. Finding a place for it is a bit awkward but i just wrapped the fabric around a handle bar while i ran the bike and that worked fine.
A**A
Leaks a bit but good for the money
As title says
V**R
Cheaply built yet functional
I mean, it is a cheaply built but better that the one you can put together using fuel line and some bottle with drilled hole.... I bought it to test my 1978 motorcycle I'm working on as it's gas tank is rusty and I have no desire to clean it until I know the bike is running. Can see it be useful in other applications as well. Good thing to have in your garage
T**C
Does it's job
Does it's job
