clark tanks?

anyone have an opinion on a clark tank for an 83 430?

go with the 3.3 gal. the 2.2 too small except for moto 3.8 for desert. too big for North east if you ask me. size bareley noticeable on 2.2 to 3.3 in width. slightly higher as it goes to front and cap but still keeps the classic shape. have run out of gas on a 1 hr HS with 2.2 on 250 and 430.

Perfect, just the info I needed. Thank you Joe

I had the big desert tank on my '83/250wr. I figure on the longer rides on the trails in mass I was the refueler for the other bikes just in case. Between the pipeline and the forest trails we did three hour and a half loops and never hit the same trail twice. Mass is the Indy 500 riding of the northeast. If you guys live near mass you should try riding October mountain in Lee, mass. There's a camp ground to stay over night there too.

just not on state parks now

We rode the mass state forest and the pipeline in mass.

On the pipeline one must be aware that there is two trails up the hills one can be steeper over the other. Some had by passes going through the forest. The pipeline trails go as far as the eye can see.

The t dam is ok in the springtime till it gets crowded. Then we moved to riding in mass. I heard there's new rules in mass lately. In the winter we studded the tires and rode the pipeline in the snow.

I bought the 3./3 gallon for my 250. They had to make it- took a few weeks to deliver.

do you have any photos? Not that it matters all that much, it's a tank that holds gas after all

I'll take one tomorrow.

http://www.husqvarna-parts.com/page/page/3736880.htm?page=2

Here's some pics.

I ordered a 3.3 black one directly from Clarke. They were a pleasure to deal with and it got here the next week although I live near Oregon. I did develop a small leak on the front seam, but some black 3M 5200 sealant looks like it staved it off.

That black tank is purdy.

I fixed a leak in a tractor plastic gas tank with a soldering iron. I carefully sealed up a crack. It's holding for five years now.