Bart Moto Co
CT70 5.5 Liter Large Tank Frame Kit
CT70 5.5 Liter Large Tank Frame Kit
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.Start your CT70 build off right with the CT70 5.5L Large Fuel Tank Frame Kit, designed for those who need greater fuel capacity without compromising the classic look. This kit includes all the essential custom components for a seamless large-tank CT70 conversion, offering over twice the capacity of a stock CT70 tank—so you can ride longer without frequent refueling.
Key Features & Inclusions:
- Wider Frame Design – 1.5 inches wider than stock to accommodate a larger tank.
- 5.5L Fuel Tank with Level Sensor – Compatible with our LED speedometer.
- Rubber Frame Cushion – Ensures a secure tank fit.
- Complete Mounting Hardware – Includes engine mount bolts.
- Battery Bracket & Strap – Secure battery installation.
- Electronics Mounting Brackets – CDI, starter solenoid, and rectifier mounts included.
- Wider 5.5L-Specific Seat – Features an integrated tool kit holder, strap, and seat post rubber guide grommet.
- Paint-Matched Standard-Length CT70 Swingarm – Seamlessly blends with the frame for a factory-style finish.
- Paint-Matched 5.75" Headlight Bucket – Complements the build for a cohesive look.
No need for an auxiliary tank—this frame kit provides the fuel capacity needed for high-performance engines while maintaining the classic CT70 aesthetic. From a distance, it closely resembles a stock frame but delivers the functionality and endurance for extended rides.
Upgrade your CT70 today with the 5.5L Frame Kit—built for power, performance, and extended adventures.
Important Notes:
- This kit may have slight cosmetic imperfections resulting from the manufacturing process and the challenges of shipping a large, bulky item.
- Not all mounting nuts and bolts are included—additional hardware may be required for your specific build.
- We have not verified fitment for every engine, so some modifications may be necessary depending on your setup.
- There are no VIN numbers or markings on this frame, please check with your local vehicle registration office about registering for street or off-road use.
