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Decent gas can option and question
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Works with TSS. I fully compressed it to make sure.
Skidoo product. Really nice mounting and release system. I just made an aluminum plate that is clamped on to the front spindle of the TS gas can mount rack. The skidoo mount is bolted to that plate. It cost $120. Shifts the weight of the gas a little further forward. Could be mounted even further forward if you didn't have TSS. It's not exactly as nice looking as the Yeti can but it looks pretty good. 2.9 gallons.
Leaves me with plenty of room to come up with a nice tunnel bag set up. This leads to my question. Do the plastic spindles for the gas can rack provide any structural strength to the tunnel? I,m thinking little if any. I want to remove the rear one to allow for a flat surface to mount some kind of tunnel bag. May use gas can ratchet strap in that location.
Skidoo product. Really nice mounting and release system. I just made an aluminum plate that is clamped on to the front spindle of the TS gas can mount rack. The skidoo mount is bolted to that plate. It cost $120. Shifts the weight of the gas a little further forward. Could be mounted even further forward if you didn't have TSS. It's not exactly as nice looking as the Yeti can but it looks pretty good. 2.9 gallons.
Leaves me with plenty of room to come up with a nice tunnel bag set up. This leads to my question. Do the plastic spindles for the gas can rack provide any structural strength to the tunnel? I,m thinking little if any. I want to remove the rear one to allow for a flat surface to mount some kind of tunnel bag. May use gas can ratchet strap in that location.
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If it's wider than the skid it's going to take a beating in the trees.
Exactly what I was thinking. I wouldn't run something that is wider than the rest of the skid myself.
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I suppose could be an issue the way I'm pretty sure most of us beat these things. I tend to beat up my hand guards the most.
It overhangs a little but I don't think I contact trees very often at that point of the bike. I'd be happy to prove you guys right if we ever get snow here!
It overhangs a little but I don't think I contact trees very often at that point of the bike. I'd be happy to prove you guys right if we ever get snow here!
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