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Is this custom?
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Is this custom?
Original paint, thanks.Is that the original paint on your cruiser, or has it been repainted? Looks great.
Unfortunately Slee is sold out of them, but said to restock in April. Hopefully I can grab one during that time. Looks great.It’s a Slee rear bumper and comes with the tire carrier. The gas can basket is an option. Love the bumper so much I recently installed one on my LX too.View attachment 2615650
DIY Yutrax aluminum ATV ramp heavily modified with Gamaviti gutter mounts.
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Side note - what wheels are those and did they require spacers?
Side note - what wheels are those and did they require spacers?
Huge fan of the Bowfin's. I have a Pinsu, but I like the Bowfin latches better.
Nice. And bad ass second picMy plan is to add a basket at some point but only keep it on when needed. I just keep the cross bars on for now, got them off a buddy that made them for his RTT. Some places are tight around here so I don't want to get hung up on branches, etc... And it barely fits in the garage now, can't go much higher.
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I'll take some pictures of details I've added. I think total cost was $400. Oddly enough, the aluminum looks great but the gamiviti powdercoat started failing a few years back. I need to dissemble the mounts and repaint them.Got any details on that? I ordered the same one awhile back. Was going to weld aluminum plate to reinforce where the mounts go. Got tired of having a steel rack in Hawaii’s weather.
Thank you. I was surprised how light the ramp is. Then I felt how heavy the 6 pieces of 1/4” aluminum plates I was gonna add too the area where the feet mount. It might not be necessary now after seeing yours. Did you sleeve the bolt holes from the rack to the feet? My friend did something similar years back. I should have gone that route and just used the diamondrax feet instead of buying the low profile rack too.I'll take some pictures of details I've added. I think total cost was $400. Oddly enough, the aluminum looks great but the gamiviti powdercoat started failing a few years back. I need to dissemble the mounts and repaint them.
Steps involved:
I cut off the hinges and feet of the ATV ramp to make two "ladders". I bolted the ladders together with stainless hardware and nylocs to make a frame. I added extensions on the front and rear bent up by hand and finally installed strips that run front the front to the back. Everything is riveted together and is surprisingly strong. I would guess the rack weighs 30 to 40 lbs but is incredibly awkward for one person to handle (I've tried).
Thank you. I was surprised how light the ramp is. Then I felt how heavy the 6 pieces of 1/4” aluminum plates I was gonna add too the area where the feet mount. It might not be necessary now after seeing yours. Did you sleeve the bolt holes from the rack to the feet? My friend did something similar years back. I should have gone that route and just used the diamondrax feet instead of buying the low profile rack too.