Podoy Mini Bike Gas Tank For Quad Dirt Pocket Atv Scooter 2 Stroke 43cc 45cc 47cc 49cc Fit 1/4 Fuel Line

PRO: Side tabs make it easy to mount anywhere with a little creative use of angle brackets.The cap fits snugly.The fuel nipple is built in so you don't have to drill, tap, and seal a new nipple. Very simple.The translucent sides make it easy to see how much fuel you have left.Works well with diesel or gas.It doesn't leak, as long as you address the seam issue all these tanks have.CON: (not a big deal) Like most tanks, this is heat-welded from two halves, so there's a seam. The only places this matters are nipple at the bottom and the capped opening on top. Both have a slight ridge on them, which will cause a leaky connection out of the box. But if you're the kind of person who's installing a mini gas tank somewhere, you're more than capable of removing this bit of soft plastic.For the nipple, carefully trim away the ridge with a razor blade and sand the stem with 400 grit sandpaper to make a perfectly round surface to clamp your fuel line to.For the threaded cap, all you need to worry about is the top surface, which you can easily get flat using the same methods.PRO TIP: This tank is vented so fuel can be replaced by air when it draws down, but the vent is pretty rudimentary: A simple hole in the cap with a little nipple where you can slip a 1/4" fuel line onto it. Which you should do, and have it go up in the air a few inches, ending in a few coils. This will ensure that if you're off-roading over bumps and so forth, the little splashes of fuel just go into the fuel line then drain back down into the tank. If you just use the bare cap, fuel can spill right out, especially if you overturn.WISH: I wish I could've found a slightly larger tank (like 2L) that would fit in my application (under the hood), but this little tank is perfect in every other way.

Smaller than expected but will do the job. Build quality seems good.

This is the second one I have bought it goes on my tiller and sits out all year round so does not like uv rays but it is cheap enough and I get them in a day or two!

Best bang for your buck tank works as advertised. Make sure to take out the rubber piece in the gas cap or it will disintegrate in your gas.

It looks new and clean and i can see the fuel level through the tank . It does not rust or leak . It has mounting holes for 3/16 inch bolts . I drilled bigger for 1/4 inch bolts . I made a U-shaped bracket on my motorized bike . It replaces the metal bike kit tank i had but now with this tank you have no more leaks . It is big enough gas tank for a 20 mile round trip to the store .

The add said it was 1 liter and it is not, it is about half that. And this tank is for a 2 cycle engine, but it works and it is cheap.

The tank itself isn’t too bad except for you will need to run a fuel filter with it because of the large amount of plastic shavings left in the tank from the manufacturing process. The fuel cap is the worst part about this. The Gasket does not seat correctly and will leak, also it looks like somebody just took a drill and popped a hole in the center of the top of the cap to vent it. You’re asking for a gas leak, fuel system clogs, and/or water contamination if you’re using this.

Nice little tank, worked well for my application.