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Black Plastic Fuel Tank with Petcock Valve for 90cc to 150cc ATVs ActiveCare Medical Spitfire EX 1320 / 1420 Off-road scooters need just a Mini Bikes MB165 MB200

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Black Plastic Fuel Tank with Petcock Valve for 90cc to 150cc ATVs ActiveCare Medical Spitfire EX 1320 1420 Off road scooters need just a Mini Bikes MB165 MB200 Off road scooters need just a bit of extra "oomph" in their design to hold up to the rigors of the dirt path Here is the speed pot knob for the C This handy and useful tank may also be compatible with many other Chinese made gas powered dirt bikes this fuel tank makes a good gas holder on many custom projects

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