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ACERBIS Rear Auxiliary Fuel Tank - 0701-0852

ACERBIS Rear Auxiliary Fuel Tank - 0701-0852

SKU:0701-0852

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Add 1.6 Gallons of Rear-Mounted Fuel Capacity

The ACERBIS Rear Auxiliary Fuel Tank - 1.6 Gallon is designed to add extra fuel capacity by mounting at the rear of the bike. With a stated 1.6 gallon capacity, it’s intended for riders who need additional range but do not have the option of switching to a larger main tank.

This auxiliary tank is made to mount on most rear fenders and racks, offering a practical way to carry additional fuel without changing the main fuel system. Included components are listed in the features below.

  • BrandACERBIS
  • CategoryPart
  • Part Number0701-0852
  • Manufacturer Part Number2044040002

1.6 Gallon Capacity

This rear auxiliary tank provides a stated 1.6 gallon capacity to extend fuel capacity beyond the main tank. It’s positioned as an alternative for bikes that need additional fuel range when a larger main tank is not an option.

Rear Mount Design

Designed to mount on most rear fenders and racks, this auxiliary tank places added fuel capacity at the back of the bike. The rear-mounted approach helps add range without requiring a larger main tank option for the bike.

Included Components

These included components are specified as part of the product package for the ACERBIS rear auxiliary tank.

Features & Specifications

This tank has a 1.6 gallon capacity and mounts on most rear fenders and racks.
It is a viable alternative for bikes that need more fuel range but do not have the option of a larger main tank.
Includes petcock, gas cap, and mount kit.

As listed for this part in ACERBIS's product information.

⚠️ WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead and phthalates, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. Learn more.