Motorcycle Fuel Filters

The cleaner the fuel, the more efficiently and consistently your motorcycle’s engine works. Fuel may contain various contaminants and particles that must be removed before it enters the engine. Dust may get into the tank during refilling on a gas station. You may accidentally knock some dirt inside when opening the filler cap. Rust particles may appear due to moisture in the tank. The fuel itself may have some sediment. If all this dirt gets into the engine, it will significantly shorten maintenance intervals and reduce engine performance and its service life. Even the finest debris in the fuel line can accumulate and eventually clog up carburetor jets or fuel injectors.

To avoid these trouble resulting in expensive repairs, it is recommended to change your fuel filter every 30,000 miles. A clogged filter loses its ability to clean gasoline and restricts its flow thus starving the engine and hindering its performance. To maximize the output of your machine, you need to ensure the unobstructed flow of clean gasoline to your motor. A high-quality filter can do the trick, and you can find those on the digital shelves of our online store. We work with some of the most reputable manufacturers in the industry, such as Visu Filter, Pingel, HardDrive, K&L Supply, Twin Power, and many others.

High-performance motorcycle fuel filters allow for better gasoline flow maximizing the effect from engine upgrades. Don’t make your fuel filter the bottleneck of the system. Make sure that the filter of your choice can provide enough gasoline to your fuel-hungry motor so that it could run at its best. The majority of fuel filters are directional, so you have to double check the direction of the flow before installing it on your fuel line. The filter must have an arrow pointing out the direction of the flow. Some filters come with clear plastic cases allowing the user to see if the cartridge made from filtering paper or fine mesh is still clean enough, or it needs replacement.

We offer premium-quality inline motorcycle fuel filters featuring durable, sturdy construction machined from billet aluminum. You can choose parts with a polished finish for a chrome effect, or use a powder-coated version to match the color scheme of your bike. Such a filter can be opened for washing or replacing a filtering element. You can also replace an O-ring to avoid possible leaks. All filters may come with threaded or hose tail connectors. Additionally, you may purchase thread to hose tail fittings for a more secure and trouble-free installation and replacement.

You can install fittings on the ends of the fuel line using hose tail parts and secure them with clamps. After that, the filter is simply screwed into the fittings. Remember that gasoline vapors are highly flammable, so when working on the fuel system of your motorcycle, make sure that there are no sources of sparks, open fire, and filament heaters around. Before installing the new filter, you have to drain the fuel lines. When the engine is running, turn the petcock in the “off” position and wait until the engine dies. It means that your fuel lines are already dry. Protect your eyes with safety glasses because there may still be fuel in the filter.