Ok, if anyone can stand one more post on this I'm going to recount my experience. I now have gone through 4 Hi Rider tanks, two fiberglass and two India steel tanks. I like the small tank which now is my albatross around my neck. My bike currently sits in the garage tankless. The first tank was the original fiberglass that came on the bike when I bought it. I cleaned the interior tank and coated it with a tank sealer, I don't remember the manufacturer but it was red. The tank started melting and bulging within the first year. I bought another raw steel tank from India and while it looked ok as far as shape, the filler neck was never going to seal because it was hand formed and not flat, as well as the gas cap pivot pin location being off. I contacted the seller and the response was, "We've never had this problem before, you can do blah blah blah." I decided to throw it away because I envisioned some poor guy banging these out on a dirt floor and didn't want to be an ugly American. I bought a third tank on EBay, used, this time back to fiberglass, and meticulously cleaned the tank including using TSP and a high pressure washer. I used Bill Hirsh tank sealer and originally was impressed with it. I dried hard like super glue. I probably should have done two coats but didn't. I bought marine gel coat and after a laborious process, l gel coated the exterior. It came out great. That tank lasted about a year and it then too started leaching resin, fouling the carbs and certainly the intake valves as it was deteriorating and starting to mishape. I bought my fourth tank on EBay, back to metal and painted this time, from what was shown as "American Seller". The listing said item location, Dublin, CA and one left. I bought it after emailing seller before I bought it and expressing my concerns about suitability. They said that they sell to museums all over the world and other now clearly deceptive platitudes. They then said it would be delivered in 90 days or something like that. I said I'd just drive over and pick it up. That's when they said I couldn't do that because it was clearly stated it comes from India. I copied and pasted their ad that showed item location as being Dublin and then they said it was due to covid. So in the interest of full disclosure, they expedited shipping and provided a gas cap that I didn't order and I got it in a little less than 90 days. So far so good. Then I had a delay attempting to install it (including getting Covid) and when I tried, the throat of the tank was too narrow to fit over the frame main tube. I contacted them and they said...."We've never had this problem before, you can just expand the throat with a tool like this" and they sent me a picture of a hand made tool they use to spread throats that they've "never had a problem with before..." So I expand the throat a little p.o'ed I have to finish the fabrication and then, even though the throat now allowed the tank to sit fully on the backbone of the frame, (no room for rubber tank cushions) the tank doesn't sit down far enough to nut up the isolastic mounting rubbers. Again I'm emailing them and "they've never had this problem before..." Ultimately they offered me a $100 or I could return it to India where they would repaint where I expanded the throat and they'd refund the difference. I told them I wouldn't do either. As it turns our, 30 days had passed so I couldn't force them to do anything and EBay prevents you from providing feedback once a certain amount of time has elapsed. Of course they knew that, so when I told them their options were not acceptable and they would not provide contact information for the person who is supposedly in Dublin, Ca they said, "Take it up with EBay." So if you're looking for a metal Roadster tank, I'd recommend Emglo, if your looking for a metal High Rider tank, I'd suggest luck in finding a factory used one or therapy.