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Calling all fuel tank gurus...

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wbmoore
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Calling all fuel tank gurus...

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Is this a modified /5 or /6 tank or is it an aftermarket item ??? Thanks.

P.S. Does anyone have one for sale ?
Brad Moore
1960 R69; 1975 Norton MKIII; 1976 R90/6; 1992 K75S; 2000 Hayabusa
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I think it's a real thing. RealOEM shows tanks w/ and w/o the tool box for /5 and /6 bikes.
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It looks like a factory tank. Maybe for police use. I've seen it before, but don't recall where. Possibly in Germany.

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wbmoore
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Germany...that makes sense. It was for sale on eBay from Germany.

Any one have one for sale ? The search begins. Thanks.
Brad Moore
1960 R69; 1975 Norton MKIII; 1976 R90/6; 1992 K75S; 2000 Hayabusa
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