Is that a customer designed rear? I thought your non-compete indicated no rear bumpers.
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Is that a customer designed rear? I thought your non-compete indicated no rear bumpers.
I think he can still do custom 1-offs...
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I have several still to build that were ordered before 6-1-18. No more rears from me.
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I've turned down a few already. Just changing the swing arms doesn't make it a one-off. If I make another rear the entire thing will change. I won't use one single cut file from the old design. So, that means... rig at the shop and the build process starts all over. No takers on that so far...
Ah ok. I thought someone sent you a design and I forgot about the orders you took.
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@dc916cruiser and his lovely fiancee came up with his GEN 1 to test fit the rear shock guards. They fit both the GEN 1 and GEN 2. The GEN 1 fit is a bit tight through the horizontal bolt hole but, went on.
I'll slightly open the holes up .08" and that should make the install quite easy.
I think D and I were blinding each other with flashes for a bit...
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I'll slightly open the holes up .08" and that should make the install quite easy.
I think D and I were blinding each other with flashes for a bit...
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Made a tire accessory bracket for Powertank, propane, RotoPax, fire extinguisher etc....
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Very interesting.
I’ve been trying to come up with a way to mount my 8lb propane tank y’all but narrow...similar to a power tank size). Probably not enough space on my particular setup, but that is a great idea.
Good times J, thanks again for everything!
Are these available for purchase?
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A Few Things...
Will...
Fit...
In. Here...
...that simply won’t fit anywhere else.
Internals are still a work in progress...so more to follow...
I like it, Jason!
Will...
Fit...
In. Here...
...that simply won’t fit anywhere else.
Internals are still a work in progress...so more to follow...
I like it, Jason!
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Spray the interior of it with bedliner.
Is that powder coated?
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There’s a remarkable amount of room in there.
Yes.
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A Few Things...
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...that simply won’t fit anywhere else.
Internals are still a work in progress...so more to follow...
I like it, Jason!
Thanks for posting up Mark! It's a product for a specific need/want. IMO, it's a
banana job, but possibly a for most others. Getting past the cutting portion is the hard part for most. This is the prototype (I have a spare, I always make two.... HA) I'll get with Mark on install notes and make changes as needed moving forward. Not sure when these will be available for sale but already have a list of interested people.
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Mark, you’ll have to show that to us in Telluride.
Ya... Trying to work out the interior so it’s ready to show.
