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I don't think the tank is really much taller than the 2014 model. It definitely gets wider but the contours seem to leave plenty of room for lowered bars.


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haha. I'm trying too. But this tank has me thinking other thoughts. I like !!



I'm curious if that would interfere with your lower bars. But... I thought you were getting rid of your bike??
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Chynk:
I really like the 2017 tank!
Makes me want to get one now.

ALso, your shock looks classic with the reservoir sitting at the bottom.
That's how Honda positioned them on the CB1100F...see what I mean?

does anyone know the dimensions, measurements, whatever you call it, that we need to know to find compatible shocks for the CB?

These will fit right side up I believe https://www.ohlins.eu/en/products/motorc...239--5101/


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(04-11-2017, 12:30 AM)jedd_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Chynk:
I really like the 2017 tank!
Makes me want to get one now.

ALso, your shock looks classic with the reservoir sitting at the bottom.
That's how Honda positioned them on the CB1100F...see what I mean?

I didn't realize that but I like it. That's right. I did it on purpose! Lol


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(04-09-2017, 08:30 AM)chync_imp Wrote: [ -> ]


I love the 2017 tank. And I get an extra half liter of gas to boot.


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I love the look. Did the 2014 fuel cap, and pump fit the 2017 tank?

Thanks

That looks like the 2017 fuel cap to me.

You have to buy a 2017 fuel cap but the pump/float assembly did fit. However it won't be calibrated for the extra fuel capacity which really isn't a problem because it just means you still have a little "reserve" when the gauge shows empty.


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Does anyone have a complete list of parts and numbers if possibe to put the 2017 tank on a 2014/
Thanks in advance!
Bruce

I ordered the 2017 tank last week with the flush mount 2017 fuel cap from samurider. I'm under the impression that is all that is needed. Install old fuel pump in new tank. slap it on and ride .. Hope so at least

Wow this thread got derailed.