I came across a gas tank from a motorcycle that I have not been able to identify what motorcycle it would go on. I have posted on a couple different forums but so far have not gotten a clear answer. It is in good shape and I would like to try to sell it but I can't advertise what it belongs to. The closest I have gotten is that it possibly fits a Russian made motorcycle. I have attached some photos and the rough dimensions are 16" front to back, 10-1/2" side to side at the front, 6" side to side at the rear, and about 6" deep at the front.
I believe you are correct. I compared the one I have to several different photos and it appears identical, all the way to the water separator. Thanks for the help.
This should be so much fun, I stumbled across an identical except for color bike to my first bike and I couldn’t resist adding it to my garage.
1978 Honda CB400t Hawk II. They only came in two colors, red and blue, so it was a 50/50 shot.
It starts off the kickstarter , charges, runs and...
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I have had problem with stress, anxiety, racing mind for about 15 years. It has affected my ability to ride a motorcycle as it seems worse when riding on the highway.
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I live in a small city with about 150,000 people. Where I actually live I can be out of the city and on to country roads, usually with very little traffic, in about 5 to 10 minutes max. But the other day I had to drive into the heart of urban Chicago to see my eye surgeon for my semi annual...
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