HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
Dude...Buy a BMW GS-A. Patch has something like 8 gallons on board. He can go 400+ miles on a tank.
MSR Fuel Bottle. FAIL!
- Thread starter SacramentoMike
- Start date
Help Support Yamaha FJR Motorcycle Forum:
SacramentoMike
Not Safe For Work
It's easy to find gas within 256 miles (or even 266) if you ride in a straight line. In the daytime. On a weekday.
I like the looks of it, John, and the price is very good. But they're selling it as a hydration bag, so I want to ask you, when you mount it, I'm guessing you keep the filler end up (not down like in the picture?) Just in case? And thanks for an actual useful idea, too!!Hey Mike, try one of these. I use the 4L bag strapped to the back of my Beta DS and have thoroughly tested it with fuel over some gnarly terrain with no leaks. The big advantage for me is once you use up the fuel, you can roll up the bladder saving space. Ok, now back to your reguarly scheduled old guy bashing....
https://www.backcountry.com/msr-dromedary-bags?CMP_SKU=CAS0325&MER=0406&COUP=BC20&skid=CAS0325-ONCO-L2&CMP_ID=PLA_GOt001&mv_pc=r101&utm_source=Google&utm_medium=PLA&mr:trackingCode=E53CC1DA-F061-DF11-9DA0-002219319097&mr:referralID=NA&mr:device=t&mr:adType=plaonline&mr:ad=79923401797&mr:keyword=&mr:match=&mr:tid=kwd-92798410117&mrloc=1013834&mr:iloc=&mr:store=&mr:filter=92798410117&gclid=Cj0KEQiAycCyBRDss-D2yIWd_tgBEiQAL-9RkkjMjmafV5XxHyv_IAAydjNHNMGZxG7eB1QFnOi2UwUaAuoy8P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds
beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
^^^^^Doug, Sam, Don, Ray, Phil, AJ and Kevin: I don't know about you Guys, but this is the last time I try to help out this Sacramento Jamtart eh!^^^^^
Last edited by a moderator:
PhilJet09
Nondescript FJR Hierarchy Displayed
Some people are just so ungrateful.
CAJW
Well-known member
Yep, I keep the filler cap topside, strapped down flat to my Kreiga tail pack. I too was skeptical about it's ability to hold fuel reliably, but all posts on ADVrider & TT that i've read reported it works just fine for fuel. The only issue is restraining it on the back of a bucking Beta as it is much like trying to strap down a hot water bottle. Shouldn't be much trouble on a street bike, unless you do goat trails like I did on my Gen I.
You're welcome for the tip and as usual, it takes an average of 4 pages of sexual innuendoes, atrocious puns and out and out harrassment to get an answer here.
(Wouldn't have it any other way)
Last edited by a moderator:
beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
John, you SUCKASS!: from Doug, Sam, Don, Ray, Phil, AJ, BDS and Kevin!Yep, I keep the filler cap topside, strapped down flat to my Kreiga tail pack. I too was skeptical about it's ability to hold fuel reliably, but all posts on ADVrider & TT that i've read reported it works just fine for fuel. The only issue is restraining it on the back of a bucking Beta as it is much like trying to strap down a hot water bottle. Shouldn't be much trouble on a street bike, unless you do goat trails like I did on my Gen I.
You're welcome for the tip and as usual, it takes an average of 4 pages of sexual innuendoes, atrocious puns and out and out harrassment to get an answer here.
(Wouldn't have it any other way)
Last edited by a moderator:
Pterodactyl
Well-known member
I am unfamiliar with what guy sucks what and how such sucking is carried out. I plan on remaining both ignorant and apathetic (do not know, do not care) on the topic. I will defer to those who seem to be experienced and skilled suckers.
CAJW
Well-known member
Way to go, gotta keep this thread going numbnuts, 2 more pages to go before it's done!John, you SUCKASS!: from Doug, Sam, Don, Ray, Phil, AJ, BDS and Kevin!Yep, I keep the filler cap topside, strapped down flat to my Kreiga tail pack. I too was skeptical about it's ability to hold fuel reliably, but all posts on ADVrider & TT that i've read reported it works just fine for fuel. The only issue is restraining it on the back of a bucking Beta as it is much like trying to strap down a hot water bottle. Shouldn't be much trouble on a street bike, unless you do goat trails like I did on my Gen I.
You're welcome for the tip and as usual, it takes an average of 4 pages of sexual innuendoes, atrocious puns and out and out harrassment to get an answer here.
(Wouldn't have it any other way)
Oh, thanks for posting the good deed quote author, I use it often, but thought it was originally penned by your red headed stepson, HRZ......
beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
No Juan, this was the famous quotation of AJ 'Zilla ese:Way to go, gotta keep this thread going numbnuts, 2 more pages to go before it's done!John, you SUCKASS!: from Doug, Sam, Don, Ray, Phil, AJ, BDS and Kevin!Yep, I keep the filler cap topside, strapped down flat to my Kreiga tail pack. I too was skeptical about it's ability to hold fuel reliably, but all posts on ADVrider & TT that i've read reported it works just fine for fuel. The only issue is restraining it on the back of a bucking Beta as it is much like trying to strap down a hot water bottle. Shouldn't be much trouble on a street bike, unless you do goat trails like I did on my Gen I.
You're welcome for the tip and as usual, it takes an average of 4 pages of sexual innuendoes, atrocious puns and out and out harrassment to get an answer here.
(Wouldn't have it any other way)
Oh, thanks for posting the good deed quote author, I use it often, but thought it was originally penned by your red headed stepson, HRZ......
gixxerjasen
Well-known member
You're welcome for the tip and as usual, it takes an average of 4 pages of sexual innuendoes, atrocious puns and out and out harrassment to get an answer here.
(Wouldn't have it any other way)
This thread is still way below it's "JSNS" quota. Still got a ways to go.
Pterodactyl
Well-known member
Here's something I carry so that I have an emergency fuel container with me. This is a one gallon coffee container that Starbucks uses when it sells coffee in bulk. The bag has a metallic coating and will not be harmed by fuel. Combine this with 3 feet of aquarium tubing to use as a siphon and you'll always have the ability to carry fuel that you've purchased, stolen or borrowed. Takes very little space. When I asked to buy a new bag at Starbucks the counterperson just gave me one for free....YMMV.
SacramentoMike
Not Safe For Work
Great idea, Pterodactyl. Might be the thing that gets me into a Starbucks for about the third time ever. I always carry a few feet of tubing for a siphon, but have never had to get fuel into the bike with it. I ordered one of CAJW's Dromedary bags for trips, but the Starbucks liner thing can just live in my side case with the tools and first aid kit.
Bill Lumberg
Merica
I've got MSA fuel bottles that are decades old and still wont leak unless overfilled. I'd be mad if one leaked too.
HotRodZilla
GOD BLESS AMERICA
What the Hell did I do??Way to go, gotta keep this thread going numbnuts, 2 more pages to go before it's done!
Oh, thanks for posting the good deed quote author, I use it often, but thought it was originally penned by your red headed stepson, HRZ......
beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
We don't have enough room for that discussion here, AJ please start a separate thread! JSNS, Thank You!What the Hell did I do??Way to go, gotta keep this thread going numbnuts, 2 more pages to go before it's done!
Oh, thanks for posting the good deed quote author, I use it often, but thought it was originally penned by your red headed stepson, HRZ......
Similar threads
