Review on 🚴 Enhance Your Bike's Performance with the Royal Vintage Spare A112 Auxiliary Fuel Tank - 300ml by Matthew Oumer

****** UPDATE 3 MONTHS ****** So after using it as a fuel tank for work on motorcycles for about 3 months I have can honestly say. Buy something else.1. The amount of fuel it contains is far too little for anything other than a small tractor or motorcycle with a carburetor. 2. The cap doesn't fit at all and is a major annoyance when the bottle is full of fuel, leading to an act of juggling trying to unscrew the cap without spilling fuel. FAILURE3. The valve is not working properly. The rubber washer in the valve was burned (the valve mechanism itself), I had to take it apart and turn the rubber to the other side to make it work. This is after 3 months of light/moderate use. I will buy a bottle of Alpha Moto for my shop. https://amzn.to/3iW7UKw________________ORIGINAL REVIEW______For people who CANNOT fix things or troubleshoot, buy something else. This might work for moderate DIY types, but it's a prime example of you getting what you pay for. The valve drips and needs to be tightened after unpacking. Be careful, too much will rip off the plastic. After putting it on everything was fine.2. Lid doesn't fit well 3. Hanging strap made of cheap and shabby fabric. Make something better when you buy. (like a metal hook that won't slip) 4. The amount of fuel is small and good for a mower or something. My bike has a fuel pump that fills in carbs and empties in seconds without starting the bike. I just used my tank and a long fuel hose as a pit bottle. It still has its uses. Be aware of restrictions before purchasing.