I got that spare tire carrier at the dealer in Southern AZ where I bought the machine. It's made out of 14ga tubing and fits in the receiver on the machine. Unfortunately the guy that made them moved on.
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My Viper 6000 winch will be here Friday from the Club Store and the key on harness. RK has some good stuff! I've got a Warren 4500 winch that I will take to the TO and try to find a new home for.
I think that's true. It's what my friend said. I lost all my guns in a tragic boat accident and can't remember.
jenk61 - I'll try to find the thread and post it for you. Some here found a custom shop that had very good deals. I went to Amazone and bought canvas sail needles, outdoor upholstery thread, a grommet kit, and a mesh cover for a dump truck. I also bought ball bungees. In the end, I made the rear mesh and several overhead mesh storage compartments. Was done a bit as a hobby, and it's all worked well.
I should have read Soaz1000's post . . . good catch.P1000 - Mesh or plastic rear window?
Looking at getting a rear window, just wondering what everyone has and what they likehondasxs.com
Here is the thread that discusses the mesh windows.
Statistically speaking, there are more boating accidents per capita, resulting in more tragic loss of firearms, than any other type of accident (including kids stubbing their toes and skinning their knees running around barefoot*). Why the entire firearms industry can barely keep up with the horrific loss rate. Boats should be banned.
*Do kids still run around barefoot? We sure did - a lot. The fact mom didn't have money for shoes for us kids may have played into that some.
P1000 - Mesh or plastic rear window?
Looking at getting a rear window, just wondering what everyone has and what they like
Here is the thread that discusses the mesh windows.
Dust solutions
Wondering if anyone knows if Honda or other suppliers have clear cloth panel for back of 100-5 or if a roof helps direct air t stop dust from coming in the back. Have a windshield that when open works great but would like to ride with window down.
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@jenk61 if the mesh doesn't pan out might try the one from Shybull. Their on FB
I have had my rear mesh on all last year, about 4000 miles, and I can say it cuts down on the amount of wind that comes in from the back, as you move forward due to the low pressure behind the windshield. Dust is going to blow around, no fix for that but this will reduce the amount of the back of the head wind you normally experience. If you do order one just follow my lead and make a note to eliminate the bottom grommets, except for the corners. This is such a low cost addition that does make a difference.Dust solutions
Wondering if anyone knows if Honda or other suppliers have clear cloth panel for back of 100-5 or if a roof helps direct air t stop dust from coming in the back. Have a windshield that when open works great but would like to ride with window down.
@jenk61 if the mesh doesn't pan out might try the one from Shybull. Their on FB
My friend with a CFMoto got a clear plastic rear "window" from the same company, and added the CFMoto logo to the window for, I think $10. I might get one of these for a mid cab panel right behind the front seats that can be taken out when passengers are in back.
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Mesh panel hasn't really helped reduce dust for me.
I think a mid or rear plastic panel and door seals might be a better solution. And open the windshield a bit to draft through. Search dust ..
The upholstery guy is working on a front door seal kit.
More to come.
But hey, it's a buggy.
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I started on my DIY switch panel. I figured I should cobble it up myself until I get the final layout, then either buy a CNC’d one from an expert, or just try hard to make it pretty.
I used ABS sheet and 1/8 x 1/4 stick on gasket from Amazon, and 10-24 well nuts from the hardware store, along with button head screws. All of which I had on hand from previous projects that may or may not have been completed.
I used ABS sheet and 1/8 x 1/4 stick on gasket from Amazon, and 10-24 well nuts from the hardware store, along with button head screws. All of which I had on hand from previous projects that may or may not have been completed.
Amazon.com: Online Plastic Supply ABS Sheet 3/16" x 24" x 24", Black, Textured : Industrial & Scientific
Amazon.com: Online Plastic Supply ABS Sheet 3/16" x 24" x 24", Black, Textured : Industrial & Scientific
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I like the look of your textured ABS panel, JMynes..
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I'm betting I used the same material. Got mine from Amazon:
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It's the one with the radio in it. The rather blas'e one, center bottom, is stock on the SE, covering what would be a cubby hole.
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It’s on the drivers side of bike under neath passenger floor board. Then just wire up the lights you pick. Always hot uses ground to trigger on. Works awesome.
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Added a small fuseblock, phone mount, and got the rear lights hooked up. I know they are cheap lights, $15.99 from Amazon, but they are much brighter than I had anticipated.
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I have the same windshield def the best on adding a hood mounted curved lite bar now
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I finally installed my mudbuster xl's today(that I got for Christmas). I have one more cargo light to wire up and I I'm done!! For now
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Made homemade back window from a $3.00 Walmart shower curtain and some Gorilla tape. It will do until I decide on the final solution. Got Superatv ready-fit winch installed. Ready fit does not equate to easy fit. Spent way too much time trying to install per the instruction. Finally took mounting plate off, installed it and then bolted winch on. Bolts are much easier to access this way. The bolts they included to mount it with were the wrong pitch. Everything looked good and worked well once I was finished
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Adjusted the massive factory toe out to just a slight (1/8”) toe in. Two straight edges lashed to the wheels, a tape measure, and two wrenches.
Got about 4 threads exposed on each side. Had to move the steering wheel one spline counterclockwise to center it again.
It must be an optical illusion, because eyeballing it from the front it still looks like toe out.
Got about 4 threads exposed on each side. Had to move the steering wheel one spline counterclockwise to center it again.
It must be an optical illusion, because eyeballing it from the front it still looks like toe out.
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