


I hear you. Don't worry, we can't all assume there will be gas stations along our moped scooter route. I have done some extensive research and there are solutions! Here are just a few:
- MSR Fuel Bottle with CRP Cap - ($19.95 + shipping - can be found for less $$$ on internet) With various fuel capacities (ex: 11, 20, and 30 fl. oz.), this aluminum bottle stores and transports your fuel.
ROTOPAX - ($49.95 1 Gal - plus shipping) Our 1 Gallon packs are the perfect size to attach to your motorcycle for your all day outdoor rides. We have a lot of different mounting options available. Whether you are a farmer or rancher, outdoors enthusiast, winter sports advocate or whatever your needs, we have a mounting option for you.
- Motion Pro Auxiliary Fuel Tank - ($49.95) Includes 4 ft. of 1/4 inch fuel line and an 1/4 inch in-line fuel barb. Holds up to 2000cc or 1/2 gallon of fluid.
- MAIER ENDURO — ATV JUGS - 1 QUART - ($6.50 + shipping) Jugs constructed of polypropylene and designed to fit 3/8’’ to 1/2’’ dia. crossbars or mount to flat surfaces on ATV fenders. Nylon strap with quick release Velcro® holds jug to a bracket that won't rotate.
- Blitz Gas Can - ($6 found at most stores) Standard plastic jug you could get at Walmart in 1 gallon size. Just strap to your back express moped rack, above gas tank.
- SAMPSON Motorcycle Auxiliary Fuel Cells - Too big, too expensive, not right shape.
- Tour Tank - ($159 + shipping) - Cool, but WAY too expensive. 1.5 Gallon Tour Tank, (6-inches x 16-inches), Aluminum Tank comes with:, Black Steel Brackets, Non -Vented Cap, Vent Tube in Filler Neck, 1/4NPT Threaded Outlet Centered.

The runner-up choice is a MSR Fuel Bottle with CRP Cap. You can find these all over the internet and local camping stores. I really liked the Maier Enduro because it came with strap and was constructed to fit on a cross-bar. Ah well... can't win them all.
Whatever you decide to purchase and use... please make sure you attach it safely to honda moped parts and use all safety precautions.
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I ride a Honda Runaway (Urban Express Deluxe) and I carry an old army surplus aluminum canteen with extra fuel in it. They usually come with a canvas pouch with a belt loop or metal hooks attached, for attaching the canteen to a webbed belt and are easily adapted to stay secured to my front or rear racks on the bike. I think the thing cost me under 5 bucks, holds maybe a litre of extra fuel.
Steve, NICE idea! And, very cheap. I ended up going with dual MSR 30oz bottles mounted to the down-tube on my frame (approx 2 liters of extra fuel). I will post some pictures soon. The bottles were like $20 a piece and the hardware to mount was only $5-$8 bucks (can buy at Home Depot). Thanks for sharing your idea!
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