JRM-01 / REV D · DESIGN PREVIEWJRM-01 Jerry Mount
Extra fuel. More peace of mind.
A fuel-can mounting bracket for Scout riders who want reserve fuel on board for long days and stretches between gas stops.
A detour. A closed gas station. A longer stretch of road than you expected. Jerry Mount is designed to give a compatible fuel can its own place behind the Hardpoint, so your backup fuel can come along with your luggage.
Rev D design · Physical validation to follow
Plan your reserve-fuel setupORDERS ARE NOT OPEN.
Black anodized aluminum. One finish across the Ruckline lineup.
Enjoy the road.
Have fuel in reserve.
You love your Scout. On a long ride, its compact fuel tank can put the next gas stop on your mind sooner than you’d like. When stations are far apart, knowing you have extra fuel on board can make the day feel a little easier.
Think of it as a little insurance for the ride you planned. Reserve fuel gives you a backup for an unexpected detour, a station that’s closed, or a remote stretch between stops.
Jerry Mount is being developed to give that fuel can a dedicated upright mounting position behind your luggage deck. The goal is simple: help you prepare for the longer day, then get back to enjoying your Scout.
Bring the backup.
Keep room for the trip.
- A place for reserve fuel. Designed around a RotopaX-style pack-mount interface for a compatible fuel can.
- Room for your luggage. The upright rear position is intended to keep the main deck available for your soft bag and camping gear.
- Built around your Ruckline setup. The foot uses the Hardpoint’s rear mounting pattern, and the lower section is shaped to clear Flight Deck’s rear notch.
- Black anodized aluminum. One bent 3/16-inch 5052-H32 part, finished to match the rest of the lineup.
Plan your stops.
Pack a reserve.
Enjoy the day.
Start with a fuel-stop plan for your route and your Scout’s actual consumption. Choose an approved fuel can and compatible pack mount for the final supported Jerry Mount configuration. Carry that reserve for the unexpected stretches along the way.
Extra fuel is a backup to good planning. Usable reserve and added riding distance depend on the approved can size, how much fuel you carry, your riding conditions, and your motorcycle’s consumption.
Ask about your fuel-can setupBuilt around the Ruckline platform
Supplied Rev D assembly renders, shown in black anodized.
DESIGN ASSEMBLIES / PHYSICAL FIT AND RIDING CHECKS ARE STILL AHEAD.
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Rev D upright bracket with a 90° bend.
Supplied Rev D formed design. Pack-mount fit, clearances, and load guidance are still to be validated. This is a design preview, not an installation or load-rating guide.
A fuel-can bracket for your Scout.
Jerry Mount provides the upright bracket. A compatible pack mount secures an approved fuel can to that face. The fuel can, pack mount, and Jerry Mount work together as a complete reserve-fuel setup; the bracket itself does not retain or lock the can.
RotopaX pack-mount fit, fuel-can clearance, supported can sizes, and permitted loads still need physical validation. Use a fuel can approved for gasoline transport and follow the can and pack-mount manufacturer’s instructions.
Rev D design reference
Product details
Materials and finish
Rev D specifies 3/16-inch 5052-H32 aluminum, cut and bent as one piece. Black anodized is the only available finish.
Rack and fuel-can compatibility
Designed for the SSR-01 Hardpoint rear mounting pattern, with geometry intended to clear the FDX-01 Flight Deck notch. Daily and other-rack compatibility have not been confirmed. The RotopaX pack-mount pattern needs checking against physical hardware; LOX locking-mount and 1.75-gallon container fit remain unconfirmed.
Does it increase the Scout’s fuel-tank size?
Jerry Mount provides a separate place to mount a reserve fuel can. It does not change the motorcycle’s tank or fuel system. No extra-mileage figure is promised; the reserve depends on the final supported can and your fuel consumption.
Load guidance and development status
The drawing includes preliminary load estimates, not a tested load rating. It recommends thicker stock for a 2-gallon setup, so the current 3/16-inch design is not offered with a 2-gallon capacity claim. Under-deck hardware, container, fender, and reflector clearances still require physical checks. Final mounting instructions, supported configurations, price, and kit contents will accompany release.
Get ready for the longer ride.
Keep the Scout you love and prepare it for the day ahead. Start with the Hardpoint, add Flight Deck when your bag needs a wider base, and plan a Jerry Mount reserve-fuel setup for the stretches where extra fuel would bring peace of mind.
RotopaX is a third-party brand. Ruckline is not affiliated with or endorsed by RotopaX.