New sleds dont have gas racks?!?!?

[Oldtrick]

In conjuction to the Gas Racks, the Switchback bags work awesome. Tie downs go right around he front rod.
Of topic, but as you can see, a welding rod canister works great for your
e-kit, flashlight, wire, duct tape, etc. etc......

 

[P_ZIZZ]

That looks awesome!!! I am ddefinatly thinking that will be the way to go!!!
A bit off topic but do you ride much around lloyd? I am kinda new to the area and am in desprate need to find a place to ride the new machine!!

 

[Oldtrick]

We don't do a tonn around Lloyd, but if we stick around, we go south sometimes near the Battleriver. Have friends near Mclaughlin and we dump off there. You can go 30-40 miles on the river and there are some nice hills to play on. (Not this year)

The other place to head to is Loon Lake, Sk. Its an hr drive NE of here. You can go right down to the beach on Jumbo and dump off there. The 5 lakes all interconnect and we also go up on the abandoned railway grid. There are lots of trails up there and many of the hay fields stayt untouched. 3' of power up there last year, so it's a nice area when conditions are right.

 

[Oldtrick]

BTW,
the racks will be about 1/2 the price of Jobber. Just do your own drilling on the rods, and you can set them to whatever size your can is. We tapped ours but you can also use self taping screws. If you get them to do it, it will 3x's the price because of Machine Shop pricing.

(a guy shoud patent this, "Poo" would look good on your Cat)

 

[clint/KTM/16]

Heres some pics of the one we had made up.

 

[2010_rmk]

2010 rmk 144"




Thanks OldTrick!

 

[Oldtrick]

No problem, looks good and the rails will keep the bag in line with the tunnel