Omero 6.2L tank with Suzi rad shrouds

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M357.5

Joined Jan 2009

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Ontario

Discussion Starter
• Mar 1, 2009

• #1

Hey Guy's. I've searched for ever but cant find info/pictures of an Omero 6.2L fuel tank with the RM rad shrouds. I've seen it on Omero's site but its a poor picture at best. I happen to live only 15 minutes from the local motocross track and I'm looking for a slimmer option than the 10.5L factory tank as its a little fat and holds way more fuel than I'll need.
The 6.2L tank with the original Berg shrouds is ok but I'd like something a little different ( plus graphic's options are nearly endless for the Suzuki shrouds )
Anyone in Canada have an Omero tank and how'd you ship it from Itally ?

Thanks.

 

cypher

Joined Mar 2006

2K Posts | 4+

mid-wales, uk

• Mar 1, 2009

• #2

they only do the one 6.2 ltr tank.
the others are15, 7.2. or a hi polish 7.2.

in the past its been almost prohibitivly expensive to get them anywhere else other than europe, even in the uk.

most who have them have got them via ex-race team bikes as was the case with mine.

 

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M357.5

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Ontario

Discussion Starter
• Mar 1, 2009

• #3

This is the tank I'm thinking of, listed as 6.2L Husaberg tank with RM shrouds right off Omero's site. Its cheaper as well than the 7.2L tank with Berg shrouds.Sorry about the bit of confusion as I listed the tank with Berg shrouds as a 6.2L tank in the original post.

 

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SuperMotoMike

Joined Aug 2007

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Maryland - USA

• Mar 1, 2009

• #4

OOH, I like that! Just what I need...

 

fe600racer

Joined Jun 2004

412 Posts | 17+

australia

• Mar 10, 2009

• #5

what is the benefit of the aluminium tank....you cannot see the fuel level....why do the factory and other berg riders use the alloy tank when they could use the 7.5 litre husaberg plastic one.... what is the advantage???

 

cypher

Joined Mar 2006

2K Posts | 4+

mid-wales, uk

• Mar 10, 2009

• #6

its slimer and allows you to get further forward easier than even the OEM 7.5 ltre tank

 

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vwhusaberg

Joined Oct 2008

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Sarnia, Ontario, Canada

• Mar 10, 2009

• #7

Really? I only wanted one because they look cool as hell.

 

Taffy

Joined Nov 2001

17K Posts | 773+

Ely, England

• Mar 11, 2009

• #8

did you hear about me slimming down my standard tank mate?

there's an old thread here somewhere about how i melted down the sides of my std tank and narrowed it right down. skinny as hell, holds 7.5 litres and cost me PPPPPHHHHHUUUUUUUCCCCKKKK AAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLL

regards

Taffy

 

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M357.5

Joined Jan 2009

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Ontario

Discussion Starter
• Mar 11, 2009

• #9

Thanks Taffy. I may do just that, and get a Boss 4Gal tank for extended adventures...far easier to get the 4Gal tank than an Omero LOL

 

fe600racer

Joined Jun 2004

412 Posts | 17+

australia

• Mar 16, 2009

• #10

I like the idea of slimming the 10.5 litre tank down..... I have looked at the berg 7.5 litre in the brochure and it seems to hold the fuel higher than the 10.5. I notice the Omero on some pictures of the factory biles looks low like the 10.5 litre tank, but must be a lot slimmer. Heating the tank and then reducing it to fit the individual's knees sounds good... I have heard of putting hot water in tanks and pumping them up to get them bigger, but getting them smaller with heat sounds just as interesting.

 

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Jeroen

Joined Nov 2008

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Belgium

• Mar 16, 2009

• #11

Taffy said:

did you hear about me slimming down my standard tank mate?

there's an old thread here somewhere about how i melted down the sides of my std tank and narrowed it right down. skinny as hell, holds 7.5 litres and cost me PPPPPHHHHHUUUUUUUCCCCKKKK AAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLL

regards

Taffy

Click to expand...

Somebody knows the link? Can't seem to find it with the search...

Thanks in advance,
Jerre

 

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mud400

Joined Dec 2006

246 Posts | 7+

Roseville, MN

• Mar 19, 2009

• #12

Here ya go.

http://www.husaberg.org/index.php?name= ... light=tank

 

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Jocke_D

Joined Apr 2002

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Örebro, Sweden

• Mar 20, 2009

• #13

Here's a pic of a norwegian riders Berg with the very little alu tank with the suzuki rads

Actually the only one I've seen...

 

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SuperMotoMike

Joined Aug 2007

202 Posts | 1+

Maryland - USA

• Jun 12, 2009

• #14

How the hell do I order one of these? Omeromoto won't answer my emails and I don't speak Italian...

 

cypher

Joined Mar 2006

2K Posts | 4+

mid-wales, uk

• Jun 12, 2009

• #15

just try ringing em, they probably speak english.

 

Taffy

Joined Nov 2001

17K Posts | 773+

Ely, England

• Jun 13, 2009

• #16

http://www.blocket.se/li?ca=14_s&q=husaberg&w=3&o=1

keep this link. it's a husaberg search on a swedish site called blocket. they have had two used ones on here in the last month!

regards

Taffy

 

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SuperMotoMike

Joined Aug 2007

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Maryland - USA

• Jun 13, 2009

• #17

thanks Taffy.

 

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Jocke_D

Joined Apr 2002

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Örebro, Sweden

• Jun 14, 2009

• #18

If you're looking for the 6.2 liter tank I think you will be looking for a very long time. Like I said in an earlier post I have seen just one. But the larger 7.5l is fairly common.
If you find one and want help purchasing it or want me to look I'll gladly do my best
I have one myself that'll just take shelf space once I get the cash to get a 09 (or 10) bike :wink:

 

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SuperMotoMike

Joined Aug 2007

202 Posts | 1+

Maryland - USA

• Jun 15, 2009

• #19

Jocke,

I would prefer the 6.2 but the 7.5 would be OK also. If you come across one let me know!

Thanks,

Mike

 

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SuperMotoMike

Joined Aug 2007

202 Posts | 1+

Maryland - USA

• Jun 16, 2009

• #20

I finally got in contact with OmeroMoto. €130 for shipping is a deal killer for me! I really need to get a second hand one...