00:00If your bike's been stuttering, losing power, or flat-out refusing to start,
00:04there's a good chance your fuel pump is on its way out.
00:07I went down the rabbit hole and found the top 5 motorcycle fuel pump assemblies for
00:11replacement, and honestly, these deals are hard to beat.
00:15First up, the JL171856 complete assembly for the Bajaj Pulsar NS200FI and NS160FI.
00:23This thing is a direct fit, comes with everything you need, and at $27.77 it's a no-brainer.
00:30Over 4,800 riders have picked one up and it's sitting at a 4.8 rating,
00:35so you know it's holding up in the real world.
00:37Next, the 15100-27G00 for the Suzuki DL650 V-Strom, 2007-2011.
00:46If you ride a V-Strom, you already know how solid these bikes are,
00:50and this pump matches that reputation perfectly.
00:53It's $63.01, a little pricier, but it's got a perfect 5-star rating from more than
00:594,500 buyers, so you're paying for peace of mind.
01:03For you KTM folks, especially the 350 EXCF, SXF, and XCF crowd, this high-quality assembly
01:10is the one.
01:11It fits a ton of model years from 2012 to 2023 and crosses over several part numbers,
01:17so finding the right one is easy.
01:19At $48.63 with a 4.9 rating across 4,500 plus sales, that's about as reliable as it gets.
01:28If you're on a Honda CBR125 or CBR125R, this assembly is your match.
01:34It's a straight swap for the 16700 KTYD32, and at just $30.52 it won't break the bank.
01:42It's got a solid 4.5 stars from over 4,300 riders, which tells you it gets the job done
01:49without any fuss.
01:50And for the Honda Cub and NBC110 riders out there, this in-tank assembly is an absolute
01:55steal at $17.05.
01:58It includes the sending unit, it's a perfect 5-star rated, and with over 4,000 sold, it's
02:04clearly the go-to fix for that little workhorse.
02:07All the links are in the description below, so go check the fitment for your bike before
02:11you buy.
02:12If this helped you out, drop a like, hit subscribe, and ride safe out there.
