Redi Gas Can
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The group I ride with has penalties for unauthorized stops. For instance - if you run out of gas, the group heads to the closest bar and when you finally make it there, you get to pay the bar tab.
I have a Redi-can I take with me on trips, just in case. Not necessarily for myself, but for my buds who ride Dynas and Softails and sometimes stretch the envelope between fill-ups.
I have a Redi-can I take with me on trips, just in case. Not necessarily for myself, but for my buds who ride Dynas and Softails and sometimes stretch the envelope between fill-ups.
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The group I ride with has penalties for unauthorized stops. For instance - if you run out of gas, the group heads to the closest bar and when you finally make it there, you get to pay the bar tab.
I have a Redi-can I take with me on trips, just in case. Not necessarily for myself, but for my buds who ride Dynas and Softails and sometimes stretch the envelope between fill-ups.
I have a Redi-can I take with me on trips, just in case. Not necessarily for myself, but for my buds who ride Dynas and Softails and sometimes stretch the envelope between fill-ups.
Really! (As in i agree with Android). What are you their bitch? (Not to sound too harsh but I'd never ride with a bunch of ******* like that)
Last edited by davessworks; May 27, 2013 at 11:36 PM.
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Er. Ok. Although I happen to have a Redi tank and it sure don't look like Tupperware to me.
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Isn't that what I just said. Why you barking at me? He is the one riding with a bunch of inconsiderate bastards.
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There. Fixed. What did you think I meant when I said "Really!"?
Last edited by davessworks; May 27, 2013 at 11:37 PM.
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I feel less need for mine now that I have the 6 gallon tank, but on my EVO I did feel restrained in parts of the West. Used it a couple of times for buddies bikes, but on long 2 week trips I still bring it.
There are many more 'gas' stations now that stay open. It was only a few years ago that many of the best motorcycle routes had few stations and some of these were local farm stations, old equipment, odd hours, old gas. Nowadays it seems that every small rural town has a new Shell station and 'quickie' mart. Thank you Shell.
But when the three of us head out the backway to Sturgis this summer, 2 RK and a Softtail, I'll bring it. I also carry it when I head up to Northern Alberta. Just piece of mind. No issues with mine..yet, except for the cheesy pour spout.
There are many more 'gas' stations now that stay open. It was only a few years ago that many of the best motorcycle routes had few stations and some of these were local farm stations, old equipment, odd hours, old gas. Nowadays it seems that every small rural town has a new Shell station and 'quickie' mart. Thank you Shell.
But when the three of us head out the backway to Sturgis this summer, 2 RK and a Softtail, I'll bring it. I also carry it when I head up to Northern Alberta. Just piece of mind. No issues with mine..yet, except for the cheesy pour spout.
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I feel less need for mine now that I have the 6 gallon tank, but on my EVO I did feel restrained in parts of the West. Used it a couple of times for buddies bikes, but on long 2 week trips I still bring it.
There are many more 'gas' stations now that stay open. It was only a few years ago that many of the best motorcycle routes had few stations and some of these were local farm stations, old equipment, odd hours, old gas. Nowadays it seems that every small rural town has a new Shell station and 'quickie' mart. Thank you Shell.
But when the three of us head out the backway to Sturgis this summer, 2 RK and a Softtail, I'll bring it. I also carry it when I head up to Northern Alberta. Just piece of mind. No issues with mine..yet, except for the cheesy pour spout.
There are many more 'gas' stations now that stay open. It was only a few years ago that many of the best motorcycle routes had few stations and some of these were local farm stations, old equipment, odd hours, old gas. Nowadays it seems that every small rural town has a new Shell station and 'quickie' mart. Thank you Shell.
But when the three of us head out the backway to Sturgis this summer, 2 RK and a Softtail, I'll bring it. I also carry it when I head up to Northern Alberta. Just piece of mind. No issues with mine..yet, except for the cheesy pour spout.
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