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The class action lawsuit that mandated replacement has long since expired. The replacement tanks were no different from the originals; they suffered the same swelling.
I had two tanks when I had my S4RS. One was always stripped of all hardware and in drying/shrinking mode. Warm weather and low humidity helps. I would swap them out every six months or so. When I sold the bike, the new owner didn't want to pay for the second tank, so I still have it. Been looking at an S2R lately, so it may come in handy one day.
Option #1:
https://www.ducatimonster.org/forum...ycleworks-s-r-tank-group-buy.html#post3159792
Still plastic, but made in USA and will not swell. Cost is $699 if they get 30 people for the group buy. And will need to be painted...
Option #2:
If you have a red S4RS, I have a nice tank. If you don't have a red S4RS, I have a nice tank and rear cowl.
Email is rich at rabidjackal dot com.
I had two tanks when I had my S4RS. One was always stripped of all hardware and in drying/shrinking mode. Warm weather and low humidity helps. I would swap them out every six months or so. When I sold the bike, the new owner didn't want to pay for the second tank, so I still have it. Been looking at an S2R lately, so it may come in handy one day.
Option #1:
https://www.ducatimonster.org/forum...ycleworks-s-r-tank-group-buy.html#post3159792
Still plastic, but made in USA and will not swell. Cost is $699 if they get 30 people for the group buy. And will need to be painted...
Option #2:
If you have a red S4RS, I have a nice tank. If you don't have a red S4RS, I have a nice tank and rear cowl.
Email is rich at rabidjackal dot com.