Gas or Charge

The latest version of the famous Battery Tender®. Lucky for you (and your battery) the cost is the same. The enhancements to the original design are in the circuitry that ensures better charge absorption and a built-in 72 hour safety timer to protect a marginal battery from being overcharged. The display improvements tell the user that AC power is on, when it is charging, that the battery is 80% charged, that full charge has been attained, and when the unit is in “float” charge mode. Electrifying.12V, 1.25A.

If you’ve ever encountered the charmingly termed “evaporative recovery nozzles” at gas stations, you know what a semi-spastic wrestling match with one of these flammable-spewing horses appendages can be like. All you’re trying to do is refuel your motorcycle, right? However, for those of us so afflicted, this nozzle key artfully retracts the corrugated... forepart of said alloy proboscis and allows you to gas your bike with a minimum of fuss and splatter.

Beat the Evaporative Fuel Nozzles and top off your tank with relative ease with this lightweight, 1/8” thick, credit card sized tool. Durable ABS plastic prevents damage to the paint finish on your fuel tank. Unique teardrop shaped cut-out allows sliding over gas nozzle to depress and hold back the EFN boot while adding fuel to your tank. Won't slip off either. Works for filling gas cans too. Even if you don't live in a state with these booted nozzles, sooner or later you'll need one of these. Fits easily in your wallet, jacket pocket or tank bag. Prevents fuel filling frustration. 3.3"×2.2".

Why jump on board the USS Mainstream Indulgence without even a second thought? 3.5"×3.5".

For those of us who own bikes that occasionally need a little bit of investigatory tinkering in the field, this is a way to get the gas tank off quickly without yanking fuel lines off of carbs or petcocks or wrestling with hose clamps. (The o-ring gas line connectors are rated ok for use on fuel injected motorcycles.) It also can make refueling your multi-fuel camping stove less of a messy chore, especially on extended trips. Has a Viton ring for dependable sealing and will withstand all types of fuel, due to its construction of high-tech nylon.

A simple, lightweight, highly accurate way to measure and monitor the battery on your bike. Easy to install, too. Simply plug this indicator into an SAE connector hooked directly to your battery (sold separately) and the LCD displays voltage when the button is pressed or when initially plugged in. Works with any 12V Flooded, AGM and Gel batteries. Displays voltage range from 3V to 16V within +/-0.1 volt accuracy. Colored lights also illuminate red, yellow or green to indicate battery health.

A self-priming fuel transfer system. No matter where you are, this ultra compact system won’t leave you stranded for long. Throw away that length of gnarly old hose and safely siphon fuel from any gas-powered device without getting a mouthful of gas.

This is one siphon that doesn’t suck. Simply insert the self-priming end into any non-empty gas tank, and put the other end into the transferring container/carrying case (that works a heck of a lot better than a crinkled Mountain Dew can). A few up and down motions and you’ll be siphonin’ away. The handy stopper clip maintains siphoning even when in the “off” position, so there’s no need to begin the process all over again between container transfers to your tank. The included super soak towel quickly cleans up any excess spills and everything fits neatly back into the transfer container/carrying case. Carrying case is 10.1"×2.6"×1.25" and holds 1/8 gallon of gas. Siphon is 68" long. Entire system weighs less than 4 oz.