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Old 08-Aug-2011, 19:19
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SS tank on Monster frame?

I'm sure someone has done this and if so do you have any pictures?
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Old 08-Aug-2011, 20:31
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just drops straight on doesn't it?
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Old 08-Aug-2011, 20:36
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just drops straight on doesn't it?

No! you have to move the battery,ecu,fuse box ect, if you lookat Dallas's bike I did that one, it's a bit of a fiddle to do it properly.

ps. you also have to change the pump if it's a carby tank you are useing, & do some thing to support the front end.

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Old 08-Aug-2011, 21:47
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Oties bike also has a 748 tank on it, you have to move the items Chaz mentioned, plus remodel the underside of the tanka little, a good mod.


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Old 09-Aug-2011, 21:18
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Re-model is Crhis' polite way of saying hit multiple times with a hammer.

No idea who the hell Otie is though!

But yes, a great mod and I'm glad we took the time to do it.
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Old 09-Aug-2011, 22:04
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something \I may do for next year. I have an SS tank and pump in the garage, and as there is a little less of me, and fingers crossed back sorted soon so by March next year a LOT less of me, I should be able to manage the higher tank. \makes much more sense for using your knees etc
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Old 09-Aug-2011, 22:55
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No idea who the hell Otie is though!

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Or Crhis' come to thnik of it


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An 888 Corsa tank fits straight on a monster! .....and much better it is too!
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Old 12-Aug-2011, 16:20
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An 888 Corsa tank fits straight on a monster! .....and much better it is too!


Isnt the corsa tank carbon though?
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Old 12-Aug-2011, 17:31
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No. It is 4.5kg of Aluminium loveliness! There was a carbon one available though.
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