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Auto Siphon Fuel Transfer Kit
Snow bike auto siphon kits for fuel injected bikes.
Fits:
Yeti Plan B
Mountain Addiction 3.3 gal
LC 2.5 gal
C3 Lineless
Timbersled 2.5 gal (requires some plastic ribbing under cover to be removed to allow fuel line to clear)
Rear vents are safety tethered anc check balled with frogskin covers. No more monkeying around with fuel can, straps, or gassed out gloves, or running out of fuel at the worst times. Siphons fuel from your rear tank first, then from the bike tank.
WHY WE RECOMMEND IT
This system automatically draws from the rear auxiliary tank before using the motorcycle tank. It removes the need to stop, handle a fuel can and pour gasoline in deep snow, while helping riders use their full carried fuel capacity.
WHO IT'S BEST FOR
Best for backcountry riders using a compatible rear fuel tank who regularly ride beyond the range of the stock dirt-bike tank. It is especially useful on long exploration days and group rides where fuel stops are inconvenient.
INSTALLATION & SAFETY NOTES
Select the exact auxiliary-tank application before ordering. Route fuel and vent lines away from heat, sharp edges and suspension movement. Confirm check-valve direction, leak-test every connection, and inspect the tethered vent and Frogskin cover before each ride.
RELATED READING
Backcountry Gear Checklist: https://www.moto-365.com/new-blog/what-do-i-carry
Snow bike auto siphon kits for fuel injected bikes.
Fits:
Yeti Plan B
Mountain Addiction 3.3 gal
LC 2.5 gal
C3 Lineless
Timbersled 2.5 gal (requires some plastic ribbing under cover to be removed to allow fuel line to clear)
Rear vents are safety tethered anc check balled with frogskin covers. No more monkeying around with fuel can, straps, or gassed out gloves, or running out of fuel at the worst times. Siphons fuel from your rear tank first, then from the bike tank.
WHY WE RECOMMEND IT
This system automatically draws from the rear auxiliary tank before using the motorcycle tank. It removes the need to stop, handle a fuel can and pour gasoline in deep snow, while helping riders use their full carried fuel capacity.
WHO IT'S BEST FOR
Best for backcountry riders using a compatible rear fuel tank who regularly ride beyond the range of the stock dirt-bike tank. It is especially useful on long exploration days and group rides where fuel stops are inconvenient.
INSTALLATION & SAFETY NOTES
Select the exact auxiliary-tank application before ordering. Route fuel and vent lines away from heat, sharp edges and suspension movement. Confirm check-valve direction, leak-test every connection, and inspect the tethered vent and Frogskin cover before each ride.
RELATED READING
Backcountry Gear Checklist: https://www.moto-365.com/new-blog/what-do-i-carry
