Best fuel transfer pump (not siphon)

[Vintage Veloce]

I'm looking for a way to transfer fuel from my SUV to my dirt bike. Note the motorcycle fuel tank is well above the truck's fuel tank, so a siphon will NOT work.
Typically I need to transfer about 2 gallons.
Does someone make a reliable hand crank pump? Or I might consider a cordless battery powered pump...
I see some things designed to source from a gas can... I need it to source from the SUV's gas tank.
I also see some cheapo stuff on amazon, but I am looking for a quality and reliable device...

 

[landrover bodger]

i use a cheap china electric fuel pump with 2 core cables and crock clips . it works ok for things like emptying tanks or transferring fuel . https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/380369295080?hash=item588fc6d6e8:g:rlEAAMXQlrxRaQq1omething something like this

 

[Sumboodie]

If your SUV is newer than ~25 years it'll likely have an anti-siphon in the fill neck. (Can't get a hose down into the tank)

 

[Vintage Veloce]

If your SUV is newer than ~25 years it'll likely have an anti-siphon in the fill neck. (Can't get a hose down into the tank)

Hmm... there is certainly nothing within 2 feet of the top of the filler neck on my 2007 Frontier... I just stuck the longest 5/8" hose I had handy down there. But it's a good point, I should test this on the SUV witha cheap piece of hose before spending bucks on a pump.

 

[ex-x-fire]

I wonder if you could tee into your suv's fuel line and use that the fuel pump to add gas.

 

[Vintage Veloce]

I wonder if you could tee into your suv's fuel line and use that the fuel pump to add gas.

I am so tempted to do that... but a bit concerned about messing with the pressurized fuel lines. It also might be really slow.