Accesory Storage/Bags Available for Dragons...?

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ronmexico78

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• Apr 25, 2008

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I just got an 08 Dragon 700 and want to add storage to my sled. I am not that concerned about weight and was thinking about geting the following:

Underseat velcro bag
The 'briefcase' for shovel, etc..
The handlebar bag
Gas rack & can
(no, im not planning on packing a tent and chainsaw...)

Is there any other options for Dragons & RMK's (tunnels are the same i think) besides my proposed setup above? I wouldnt mind deleting the briefcase for something with bigger storage on my tunnel and wondering what other guys setups are like out there. Pics would be awesome too of your setups....

Thanks in advance

 

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• Apr 25, 2008

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No pics on my sled yet..

Wildchilds rack + watershed dry bag (with fleece liner to protect stuff)...

easy to attach and keeps your stuff absolutely dry.

Available in Red, blue, yellow, camo, green

http://www.drybags.com/Merchant2/merchant.mv?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=drybags&Category_Code=DUF

Wildchilds Billet rack, available in powdercoated and powcoated/machined as well.
Very nice piece of work!!

PM him (NOT ME) for more information
Click this link to send him a PM
http://www.snowest.com/forum/private.php?do=newpm&u=44383

His email is: wwildchild@hotmail.com

 

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• Apr 25, 2008

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I have a gas can and the briefcase bag on the back of my 144 RAW tunnel it's a perfect fit. The briefcase bag works great, stays dry, easy to open, holds a shovel and stuff doesn't freeze cause of the heat from the tunnel. I'll post a pic tommorow

 

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• Apr 25, 2008

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Skinz makes a good looking under seat/tunnel bag that is way bigger than the Polaris. I like the Poo shovel bag and have had good luck with it, digging out others of course. I went with the QRS gas jug and built a riser to get over the wiring extrusion on top of the tunnel. I would worry too much about spare gas unless your riding day & night. i used my jug 1 time so far.

07 155 with vortec rack, Mountain Addiction jugs, and a water proof Kayak bag

08 163 with the QRS jug & shovel bag

Not a very good shot, this bag from Snobunje holds a ton and its tough

 

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• Apr 27, 2008

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Nice setup EricW!

 

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All good options.

 

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http://www.snowest.com/forum/showthread.php?t=54214&highlight=skinz+protective+gear

http://www.skinzprotectivegear.com/snowmobileproduct.html

These guys make some top notch stuff as well.

 

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• Apr 29, 2008

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I installed the polaris gas can rack and use the rear tunnel bag and also installed the under the seat bag.

 

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• May 14, 2008

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Vortech rack, Polaris underseat bag and a SOS handlebar bag. Works great, lots of room for everything that I pack along.