
I am thinking of something that is removable. I won't need it most times because we mostly ride locally.I've been working on (planning stage only now) a second tier rack for over nighters myself.
I am thinking of something that is removable. I won't need it most times because we mostly ride locally.I've been working on (planning stage only now) a second tier rack for over nighters myself.
Exactly, my concept has butterfly (wing) bolts that tighten against the frame I welded on, I figure any type of clips would rattle, no Bueno! It will only be used when we want to bring camping gear along, 1% of the rides lol.I am thinking of something that is removable. I won't need it most times because we mostly ride locally.
That's some good thinking! Show us some pics!I can say I am both. I will bolt it on but if an idea pops in my head I will build it. Added a mount for my light bar and rear view and a bracket under the hood for a small deep cycle battery under the hood. Oh and modified the bumper a bit when I did not like the way the winch fairlead mounted. Lol in the future I am planing a second tier storage rack for long rides.
it will be sometime before I can build the rack. But I hope to sometime early 2017.That's some good thinking! Show us some pics!
I saw this a while back on another forum and whoever made it did a hell of a job. Maybe not long enough to overnight on and certainly not a bolt-on but pretty cool none-the-less.
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Now that's badass, no question, but nothing like I'm thinking of. For one, I don't need that much space and for two, mine will be much lower, just above my standard gear so that the additional gear will be still at or below the roof line. I ride way too tight of trails for that set up. Mine will be much easier to attatch and remove. But.........somebody did some very fine work right there!!!I saw this a while back on another forum and whoever made it did a hell of a job. Maybe not long enough to overnight on and certainly not a bolt-on but pretty cool none-the-less.
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Looks like a cab-over camper. I wonder how he did the shower set up.P500 Safari Edition! Nice work. I like it.![]()
Man that is awesome and it's on a p500 I would love to know how much that weighs.I saw this a while back on another forum and whoever made it did a hell of a job. Maybe not long enough to overnight on and certainly not a bolt-on but pretty cool none-the-less.
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