Hi,

I've already posted about this but wanted to be more specific as I look for the correct answer. I have a LONG tube that runs from the undercarriage of my gas tank to no where. It is either a fuel overflow or vent, it doesn't really matter.

What matters, is that I cannot easily feed it through the frame so it hangs neatly somewhere. I dont want to crush it, or force it somewhere it's not meant to be (although I realize the placement doesn't really seem to matter). On your savage, where does this tube run? I want it to be nice and neat and as it should be. Would love to see a pic of where your tube runs.

Here is a few extra photos and videos of my issue:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Sl-BaySpXhuxMozukb_2kbPo71jeLMC4?usp=sha
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My bike does not have that line (in the USA only models sold in California have it), but it would travel back behind the fuel tank and then down deigns the air box. It would “dangle” with the carb vents.

As versy said in your original post:
"prob#2-if you have a California bike, there's a carbon canister under the swing-arm.
And there should've been a 3/16" line running from the tanks vent to it.
Then another line will run from the canister to the carb.

The parts are shown in the canister (E33) section of the phish"

Here is the phish he is referring to:
https://suzukiofvannuys.com/Parts/Parts-Fiche/suzuki/motorcycles/1996/ls650p-...

That tube SHOULD run to the evap canister, if there is one.  If that is missing from your motorcycle, then .. it probably doesn't matter where it goes, as long as it doesn't drain on to something HOT, as it is the vent for the gas tank.

OR, you could cut it short and cap it off. (or just cap it off at the tank)
If you do that, you may need to have a VENTED gas cap that allows for air flow both ways.
I don't know if you could modify the current gas cap.  Probably.