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The much-anticipated long rang fuel tank for the Yamaha WR250R/X, increasing the fuel carrying capacity to 14 litres or 3.7G
The increase almost doubles the capacity of the standard 7.5 litre fuel tank, giving the rider a fuel range of approximately 300-350 kilometres per tank.
The tank can be self-fitted, and its strong plastic construction has been made to the stringent quality control that Safari Tanks have become known for.
The stock fuel injection pump transfers to the long range Safari Tank.
Note: You may have read on the web that these need 2 vacuum pumps because the system in place works intermittently. This however is NOT true. We have sold over 200 of these and we have had a handful of complaints. Your stock fuel pump has been known to fail if you read about issues with the bike online. Please check this first if you have a problem.
Colors: Black, Blue, White or Translucent
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Clarification on Previous Review
I should clarify on the packing. The tank was shipped directly to me from the manufacturer in Australia. JustGastTanks was not involved. I should also say that I was amazed at how fast the tank arrived.
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Perfect Fitment. Slight Cosmetic issue. Bad packing.
Good: The tank feels very sturdy. The fitment to the bike and the fuel pump assembly is excellent. All holes line up. The color is good and consistent. Neither good nor bad, just FYI: The installation directions are slightly off. Yamaha appears to have changed the fuel pump assembly to use a screen instead of an input line. The directions for where to cut in to the vacuum hose seem to have a too short distance back from another component. Bad: When mounted on the bike, in front of the seat, the mold halves meet, The molds are just slightly off, causing a "cliff" when running your hand side to side. My other complains is that the packing for shipping was nearly non-existent. The tank was well wrapped in a clear plastic bag and placed in a box but with no padding. The tank has some abrasion where it had punctured out of the box, and the clear plastic had been worn away, leaving the tank to be abused. Just a bit more care during boxing would have delivered a pristine tank. The scuffs are light, and do show how tough the material is, but I expected more care considering the cost of the item.