Did we never make a motorcycle thread?

[Freude am Fahren]

I don't have a problem with Hondas or Homosexuals, but I found this kinda funny when it popped up in my facebook feed.

[TheBenior]

NAW, I AIN'T GAY, HE SUCKED MY DICK!

[Dicknose]

I had that bike

[Random]

I don't have a problem with Hondas or Homosexuals, but I found this kinda funny when it popped up in my facebook feed.

[thesameguy]

I have two questions about motorcycles:

1. What are fuel tanks typically made out of? Steel? Aluminum? Plastic?
2. Fuel tanks straddle frame rails - how do you get all the fuel out during normal operation? Or does some small amount stay "trapped" on one side?

[dodint]

how do you get all the fuel out

Lean more, like novi does.

[thesameguy]

Is that seriously the answer? I'd buy it.

I need a 2-3 gallon fuel tank for a fixed installation. I was looking at fuel cells, but they start at $200. Used motorcycle tanks are cheap and would suit my needs. Fuel getting trapped on one side isn't a problem in my application, I was just curious how it worked IRL.

[Drachen596]

Anyone remember Kellen? He posted up on Reddit the other day about his motorcycle racing.

Doin well it seems. Won at least two races it seems.

[dodint]

Is that seriously the answer? I'd buy it.

I need a 2-3 gallon fuel tank for a fixed installation. I was looking at fuel cells, but they start at $200. Used motorcycle tanks are cheap and would suit my needs. Fuel getting trapped on one side isn't a problem in my application, I was just curious how it worked IRL.

I honestly never thought about it. They're so easy to take off and drain manually I don't think getting every last drop out is a concern. Plus you can see inside so it's not like you have to wonder. If I leave .2g in the bottom of a 5 gallon tank each refill it's inconsequential to me.


I always liked Kellen, glad he's succeeding.

[Random]

Is that seriously the answer? I'd buy it.

I need a 2-3 gallon fuel tank for a fixed installation. I was looking at fuel cells, but they start at $200. Used motorcycle tanks are cheap and would suit my needs. Fuel getting trapped on one side isn't a problem in my application, I was just curious how it worked IRL.

Looks like you can get steel fuel tanks for generators for pretty cheap?