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Posted by greenbarn
- February 04, 2015, 21:39:03 PMWho needs a pump? Can't she just hold onto the jerry can and funnel, and then just pour it into the bike when it runs low??
Posted by CDNRatMan
- February 04, 2015, 21:01:30 PM 
you can do what GB would do .......put the missus into the sidecar and have her use a hand pump and pump the fuel over to the main tank.....lol.....
yes GB and say you did not think of that idea yet.......
Posted by John Hopkins
- February 04, 2015, 20:39:08 PMYou could do what I do, Just fill up at sixty miles and don't worry about trying to squeeze the last drop out.
John.
Posted by greenbarn
- February 04, 2015, 18:01:49 PMAlternatively to using a fuel pump compatible with the bikes FI, you could just use a transfer fuel pump to transfer the fuel to the main tank. Probably require having an additional line to the bike's tank, and maybe a valve....
Posted by Troll
- February 04, 2015, 17:56:14 PMSounds about right for a hack rig....Depending on the way the hack is designed, you might be able to put an aux. fuel cell behind the seat, but remember, you need to have a way to transfer the fuel. The injection system makes this a problem, unless you have a fuel cell with a compatible fuel pump in it. Sounds like an interesting engineering problem.
Posted by ackmac17
- February 04, 2015, 17:36:24 PMHello All, I have a great 1999 Drifter just recently bought. Its got a Champion Hack on it. I love the setup ! But I get less the 25 mpg. I need more storage . One person suggested a reserve tank between the hack and me, not bad. Do other have any suggestions?? I am all ears. I get about 100 mile to a tank, now.
Thx Jim Mac