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That is definitely NOT ok to use, it has to be green.

 

Whatever it is we're talking about I agree :lol:

Posted

That is definitely NOT ok to use, it has to be green.

 

Whatever it is we're talking about I agree :lol:

 

Have you got forum setup to notify you every time someone mentions green? :lol:

Posted

That is definitely NOT ok to use, it has to be green.

 

Whatever it is we're talking about I agree :lol:

 

Have you got forum setup to notify you every time someone mentions green? :lol:

 

*alarm sounds, Hoggs runs in*



.... erm..... no.....

Posted (edited)

 

".....pressurise and transport a variety of liquid fuels so you're not limited in what you can get your hands on........"


Hydrazine? LPG? Liquid Hydrogen? Jeez - I didn't know plastic bottle technology had come on so far! Certainly puts Lucozade bottles back in their place! Oh well, back to just using them to pee in, then. :shock:

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Posted

Just get used to the range of the bike before the low fuel warning comes on........I've got a Bonneville that warns me when my fuel is getting low..... :wink:

Posted

Seems I've inspired some fiery debate :lol:


I've decided to go with the safe option, by strapping a string of re-purposed Capri-Sun cartons around my waist.

Posted

1 litre alloy bottle currently £3.99 from Mountain Warehouse.... (how many mountains can you actually get inside a warehouse?.......)

Posted

1 litre alloy bottle currently £3.99 from Mountain Warehouse.... (how many mountains can you actually get inside a warehouse?.......)

 

Depends how many mountains you lot make out of mole hills :popcorn:

Posted

My KTM300 has a plastic fuel tank.. :popcorn:

 

Is it green?

 

Bright orange and very plastic

Posted

My KTM300 has a plastic fuel tank.. :popcorn:

 

Is it green?

 

Bright orange and very plastic

 

Your doomed!!

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Your doomed!!

 

*you're

 

your not rong!

Thats what the bloke said who went for a Chinese takeaway, and saw a new person behind the counter: "You're not Wong"

Posted

To go back on topic briefly (heresy, I know :P ), try looking on some dirt bike forums - plenty of people there coming up with ways of carrying spare fuel bottles. Think my favourite I've seen was a pair of MSR bottles held in fire extinguisher brackets, attached to the top box plate.

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