rotopax gasoline pack

Rotopax

RotopaX Gasoline Pack

SKU: RX-1G

$94.95

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This product fits all bikes

Roto-molded gas can that is durable with thicker walls and stronger construction make it leak-proof along with a sure seal gasket to guarantee your spout wont leak or vibrate loose. Rotopax are the only rotationally molded EPA and CARB compliant containers available for sale in the United States. This is thanks to a patented three layer Roto-Molding process, along with specialty formulated plastic barrier material to meet the governments new extremely low permeability requirements. Red gas container only, mounting kit sold separately, Spout included, Made in the USA.

PLEASE ALWAYS REMEMBER TO VENT THE FUEL PACK ONCE PER DAY IF THE ELEVATION OR TEMPERATURE CHANGES SIGNIFICANTLY.

PLEASE RINSE YOUR CONTAINER THOROUGHLY AND ALLOW TO DRY FULLY TO REMOVE DEBRIS BEFORE USE.

Dimensions:

1 Gallon: 9 1/2" L x 13 1/4" W x 3 H

1.75 Gallon: 14 1/2" x 13 1/4" x 3 1/2"

2 Gallon: 17 1/4" L x 13 1/2" W x 3 H

3 Gallon: 16 L x 15 W x 4 1/2' H
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Au N.
Great can for carrying a little spare gas

If your bike doesn't have much range, or if you like to wander off the beaten path, or if you just enjoy pushing the limits of your tank without pushing your bike, any of the Rotopax cans that you can fit on your bike would be great! The flat form factor is an easier carry on motorcycles.

I was hoping to mount a 1-gallon Rotopax on a Hepco & Becker Sportrack for a 2021 KTM Duke 390, but the rack doesn't quite fit the bike, even though it's claimed to fit 2017 and later. So I carry it inside my SHAD SH36 case for now.

Just a few minor complaints...

The spout is claimed to be drip-proof, and it mostly is. But when you reverse the spout for storing inside a full can, it dips into the gas, so when you first pull it out for use, you get some gas on the spout, on your hand and on anything nearby within drip range.

The flat form factor also means it's a tip-over risk if you stand it on the ground for filling (like you're supposed to, to prevent static build up). Wedging it between your feet is mostly workable.

Because the spout is truly drip-proof once deployed, it is a little non-obvious on how to use. First you have to rotate to collar to the unlocked position, then you pull the spring-loaded collar back. There is no instructions on this, either in the package or on Rotopax website.

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Jeffrey M.
Great product, quick delivery.

Great product, quick delivery.