Ski Doo LinQ Adventure Bag

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• Nov 18, 2017

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Thought I would try this one. Picked it up at the shop today, didn't realize it was for the Gen 4. I can get to fit on my XM, but you have to kind of force it down and it touches the back of the tank. It would probably work ok, but I think I'm going to bring it back and go a different route. I see in the catalog they recommend the LinQ shim kit, which adds another $100 to the cost. Figured I would post this in case anyone was eyeballing one.

 

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• Nov 20, 2017

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Fixed it

OK, I rethought this and decided to make it work. I made some shims out of 3/4" HMPE. Cut it into pucks about 4" x 2", drilled some holes, bought some longer 6mm bolts and put it together. I used a heat gun to reshape the front a little to clear the back of the gas tank, doesn't touch now. Cost about $20, works great. Now there is an air gap below the bag, so it should help keep things drier and allow the heat exchanger to do its job as well.

 

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• Nov 21, 2017

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Do you have any photos of this project that you could post?


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• Nov 21, 2017

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• Nov 21, 2017

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Nice install. Who's vents are those on the side panel?

 

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• Nov 21, 2017

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I did the Mountain Fit 4 piece kit.