Acerbis 14 Litre Fuel Tank for Suzuki DRZ400 and Kawasaki KLX400
Rated 5/5 based on 1 reviews.![Acerbis Fuel Tank Suzuki DRZ400 and Kawasaki KLX400 [Yellow] [Size: 14 Litre]](/assets/full/0001604.060.jpg?20210309033006)
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14 Litre fuel tank for the Suzuki DRZ400 & Kawasaki KLX400
Acerbis fuel tanks are designed to provide additional fuel capacity without sacrificing ergonomics, and are the perfect choice for the rider trying to increase the range of their machine. Constructed of impact and abrasion resistant Polyurethane, Acerbis fuel tanks are durable, stylish, and will provide years of service with the proper care.
All Acerbis fuel tanks will include an Acerbis Gas Cap, required Mounting Kit (If Applicable), and Vent Hose. Applications that require special fuel line Y-fittings and petcocks will come with the tank. EFI tanks do not come with a new fuel pump and are designed to accept the stock assembly.
- Constructed of Impact and Abrasion Resistant Polyurethane.
- Allows for Greater Fuel Capacity.
- Slim Profile.
- Excellent Fit.
- Gas Cap and Vent Hose Included.
- Includes Mounting Kit & Hardware if Applicable.
*This Tank ONLY Fits DRZ 400 E Models*
- 14 Litre (out of stock)
- Black (out of stock)
- Yellow (out of stock)
Acerbis creates a standard in aftermarket fuel tanks, plastics and riding gear. Acerbis tanks provide additional fuel capacity while keeping slim ergonomics and sleek styling on the bike. Impact and abrasion resistant Polyurethane provide years of service with proper care.
| SKU | 0001604 |
|---|---|
| MPN | 0001604, 0001604.090 , 0001604.060 |
| Supplier SKU | 1604, 1604.09 , 1604.06 |
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- Suzuki DRZ400 (2000-2015)
- Kawasaki KLX400 (2003-2004)
Tank reviewBy: Paul Ward on 14 August 2019The original tank was too small for long adventure rides. And while larger tanks are available, the balance between distance and the extra weight a larger tank will add is met with this tank. Fitting is recommended by a mechanic, but, if you're going to do it yourself, removing the radiator makes it a lot easier. Also, you'll have to relocate the horn, so make sure you have planned that before you start. I didn't like to hose, hose fittings, or Y piece that was supplied - so I used a heavier duty hose and metal tee-piece. Overall, I really like this tank and would recommend it to anyone considering an upgrade.
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