CAFE RACER ALUMINIUM FUEL TANK TRITON/TRIBSA/BSA/NORTON

XS650RR

Go'n In Deeper ... Come'n Out Harder
CAFE RACER TANK

ALUMINIUM

MONZA PETROL CAP

2 FITTINGS FOR PETROL TAPS ( NO TAPS ON TANK THOUGH)

2 MOUNTING BOLTS

CENTRE STRAP FASTEN

ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE TANK IS A SCRAPE, THIS CAN BE SEEN CLEARLY IN THE PIK

AT THE FRONT RIGHT EDGE JUST IN FRONT OF FILLER CAP IS A SMALL SHALLOW DENT OTHER THAN THAT IT'S PRETTY GOOD

I HAVE NOT TESTED IT FOR LEAKS OR CAPACITY

DIMENSIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS;

LENGTH FROM THE FRONT INDENT TO REAR EDGE 29"

WIDEST POINT MEASURED STRAIGHT ACROSS BASE 11.5"

CENTRAL FRAME INDENT FROM FRONT TO BACK 3.5" WIDENING TO 4"

HAS BEEN IN THE LOFT FOR 20 YEARS

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Other than bondo & paint... which would be ridiculous on an alloy tank... how do you deal with the dings & dents. I can see sanding and buffing out minor abrasions and scratches (I do that all the time on silver pieces in my LOW) but if you can't get a dolly to the backside of the dent is there a way to work those dents out?
 
A similar one sold for US$100 the other day, while a much nicer Manx style alloy tank went for US$785. I like to think mine is closer to the $800 mark :D
 
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