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Quick Fill / Dry Break Tanks
Every second matters in competition. Quick fill and dry break fuel tank systems are engineered for race-day efficiency, allowing pit crews to refuel in seconds without spills, splashing, or fumbling with conventional caps. These closed-system designs use specialized dry-break couplings that seal automatically when disconnected, keeping hands and equipment fuel-free even under pressure.
Our quick fill tank lineup includes options from top motocross and enduro brands designed to fit directly onto leading dirt bike models. Many systems are compatible with standard race fuel jugs and feature oversized filler openings for maximum flow rate. Whether you're in a 24-hour enduro, a sprint race, or just tired of slow fills during hard training days, these systems deliver a serious upgrade over stock.
Find the right quick fill system for your bike using the year, make, and model filter above.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an IMS Quick Fill tank system and how does it work for racing?
An IMS Quick Fill or Dry Break tank system allows for rapid refueling by utilizing a spring-loaded receptor that mates with a specialized refueling dump can. This system can dispense up to 4 gallons of fuel in seconds, making it essential for GNCC and desert racing competition on bikes like the Honda CRF450R.
Which dirt bike brands have compatible Dry Break gas tanks available?
Leading brands such as IMS, Clarke, and Acerbis manufacture Dry Break compatible tanks for most major motocross and enduro models from KTM, Yamaha, Honda, Husqvarna, and Kawasaki. These tanks feature a large 4.75-inch opening specifically designed to accept a Quick Fill receiver rather than a standard screw-on cap.
Can I convert a Clarke or IMS Dry Break tank back to a standard screw cap?
Yes, most IMS and Clarke Dry Break tanks can be converted for trail riding by purchasing a bolt-on adapter kit that adds a threaded neck for a standard plastic cap. This versatility allows racers to use the same high-capacity oversized tank for both competitive events and casual weekend riding without needing a dump can.
What fuel capacity should I choose for a Quick Fill tank on a KTM or Yamaha?
Quick Fill tanks typically range from 2.5 to 4.0 gallons, and the choice depends on your specific race duration and terrain. A 3.1-gallon IMS tank is often the preferred balance for KTM 450 SX-F riders who need to reduce the frequency of pit stops without significantly altering the bike's ergonomics and weight distribution.
What additional hardware is required when buying a Dry Break fuel tank?
When purchasing a Dry Break ready tank, you must ensure you have a compatible receiver kit and a refueling dump can with a matching probe. Top tier setups from manufacturers like IMS include the probe, vent, and receiver mounting hardware to ensure a leak-proof seal during high-pressure fuel transfers.