My PHAT super model

[Jeffrey SmithMember]

The way you twist the throttle mate the extra weight won’t be there for long

[GregMember]

DanD wrote:

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Boony wrote:

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Thats a nice tank there Dan,, will take even more weight off the rear wheel,,,,,yeh great,,..just what we need:(

Might be large counties I can throw your way now.

Only problem is I might start wearing out front tyres now:( mightn’t be able to wheelie as good with the extra weight

I find my bike easier to wheel stand with the 17 litre tank then with the standard 10.5 litre and big gearing (fast gearing)

TB

[JohnMember]

Looks good Dan.

I’ve got one on mine aswell. It takes a bit of the guess work out of a days riding.

Enjoy

[FezMember]

How big is a standard tank on the 450 and is it the same on the earlier 450’s

[Anonymous]

Uncle Fester wrote:

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How big is a standard tank on the 450 and is it the same on the earlier 450’s

I think the standard tank on mine was an 8 litre.

[Anonymous]

You upgraded to a superliner huh :laugh: Looks good for phat biartch mate

[Anonymous]

cool tanker dan
you will have to fill it with 2 stroke fuel and fit a big hose so we can we can do on the fly refuels for the tm.

i noticed in the photo a ding in the bling. you should take the wheel to work and stick it in the press.
and do the good people at uni filter know you are moon lighting with twin air:ohmy:

[Anonymous]

champo35 wrote:

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cool tanker dan
you will have to fill it with 2 stroke fuel and fit a big hose so we can we can do on the fly refuels for the tm.

i noticed in the photo a ding in the bling. you should take the wheel to work and stick it in the press.
and do the good people at uni filter know you are moon lighting with twin air:ohmy:

TB rang me with the same concern the other night when I posted the pics – There is definately no ding in the bling rims, my phat super models rear shoe is good. The rims are still running straight and true. Must of been the light in the shed.:huh:

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