Moturo fuel tap type 1 universal for dirt bike

Moturo Fuel Tap Type 1 universal for Dirt Bike

The Moturo Fuel Tap Type 1 for your dirt bike, pit bike, or pocket bike — a universal replacement if your original tap is worn out, leaking, or seized. Comes with a riser pipe and coarse filter, ready for installation.

The tap is located under the fuel tank and controls the fuel flow to the carburetor. The riser pipe draws fuel from higher up in the tank, ensuring that sediment and condensation remain at the bottom and do not enter the carburetor. The integrated coarse filter retains metal shavings and dirt particles. Designed like the original tap for standard dirt bike and pit bike platforms, including Chinese clones.

Replacement takes about half an hour using a socket wrench and a new gasket.

Fuel tap for dirt bikes, manufactured by Moturo.

Performance · Material · Specifications

• Riser pipe draws from the top — sediment and condensation remain in the tank
• Integrated coarse filter keeps shavings and dirt away from the carburetor
• Design identical to the original tap, compatible with common dirt bike and pit bike platforms

Important notes – please read

Component for race and off-road use. No ABE/German road legal approval. Not for use on public roads. Universal item — please compare the connection thread, riser pipe length, and mounting with the photo on the product page before ordering.

Tools & Time required

• Socket wrench for the mounting nuts
• New gasket
• Approximately half an hour for an experienced mechanic

Scope of delivery

1 × Fuel Tap Type 1 with riser pipe and coarse filter. Not included: gasket, fuel hose, tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this fuel tap fit my dirt bike?
This is a universal item designed like the original tap. Before ordering, please compare the connection thread, riser pipe length, and hole pattern with the photo on the product page.

What is the purpose of the riser pipe?
It draws fuel from the top, ensuring that sediment and condensation remain in the tank and do not reach the carburetor.

Do I need a vehicle registration entry?
No. The item is not approved for public road use and is designed for closed-course racing or off-road use.