Finishing up my rear door table from Victory 4x4. Hoping for no rattles. Liking the options with Molle attachment.
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That looks super nice, you gonna put down some aluminum or wood or anything to function as a cutting board/food prep?
Yes TLar, I have a Victory 4x4 supplied 'table top' to insert today. ...I was anxious to take a pic, showing the molle surface.
If I need a cutting board surface, it will be a stowable thin plastic style. I don't plan to cook per se... More freeze dried, or premade quickie meals.
Coffee & eggs in the morning, and shots at night
.My 470 will not be 'adventure style'... more prerunner, race spectator style. Not [weeks] of self sustained camping. Surely, it still needs food needs on board.
Working on a simplified plan!
Mounted some 34’s? 285/75/17 Open Country MT on SCS F5’s. Did some cutting and now just need to get a thinner piece of steel to weld on, but I took it off road and didn't rub so I called it a good day.
FJC hole wheels up for sale.
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FJC hole wheels up for sale.
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Hey all, I have 5 FJC 8 hole wheels on 285/70/17 KO2’s for sale. Spare tire/wheel is new and never been driven on. I had them on my GX470 and I just went up in size with new wheels so these need to go. With TPMS. Pick up in Glendale. CA. No shipping. $SOLD
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Got the tent mounted on the new Sherpa rack over the weekend. Glad I didn't end up cutting the rack at all to make it work with the mounted snorkel. The iKamper 2.0 definitely sticks out a lot more than it did on our old LC200 but it'll do. Now i need to dial in the Dobinsons MRA setup to account for the extra weight up there. Although I'll also be removing the rear seats and adding the Goose Gear full platform and a rear drawer systems hopefully in a couple weeks so imagine that'll require some dampening adjustment as well.
Did a 3m headlight restoration. The lenses are definitely thrashed but still an improvement over before.
Debating on plastidipping the grille as it’s not in the best shape either.
Debating on plastidipping the grille as it’s not in the best shape either.
Bad ass man! What kit did you use?
And I just read 3m. My bad. I b used the cerakotoe and it worked well.
Hey it happens! It was the 3m Ultra kit. Mainly heard good things and the local Walmart didn’t have the cerakote so hopefully it holds up decently well.
Very clean install!
Tested out my new Thule bike rack this evening.
Looks killer Froader! Keep an eye on it all... Pedal assist bikes are usually about at 45-50 lbs, plus your set up looks to be mounted on the swing out?
I see the potential for metal fatigue possibly.
You got some good haul butt mtn bikes.
I see the potential for metal fatigue possibly.
You got some good haul butt mtn bikes.
Thanks.Looks killer Froader! Keep an eye on it all... Pedal assist bikes are usually about at 45-50 lbs, plus your set up looks to be mounted on the swing out?
I see the potential for metal fatigue possibly.
You got some good haul butt mtn bikes.
Yeah, my Intense Tazer is at 49lbs. and my buddies Orbea Rise is at ~36lbs. The rack is rated for 60lbs each tray so that’s fine. The rack is on the swing out so they don’t hit the spare tire and is gusseted. The swing out itself should be fine because I don’t swing it out with bikes on it unless I have too, otherwise it’s resting on the strike pad when closed and latched.
The Orbea Rise is truly a phenomenal bike. I have to look closer at one. My pedal assist is a Haibike, pretty darn decent in itself but about 48 lbs.
Going through health issues, I have got back on non assist bikes to make sure I can still do it lol.
I have been riding a '57 Schwinn Corvette this last year, and in Huntington Beach no less with another old school bike rider...
Bicycles keep me young!
What I did today was put in my headlight support brackets to keep my headlights solid.
Going through health issues, I have got back on non assist bikes to make sure I can still do it lol.
I have been riding a '57 Schwinn Corvette this last year, and in Huntington Beach no less with another old school bike rider...
Bicycles keep me young!
What I did today was put in my headlight support brackets to keep my headlights solid.
Nice Snork .
Whats the story on your bug shield ? Ive considered one of these myself . Did you bed-line yours ?
Barn door interior almost fully kitted out. Just need to figure out some sort of camp lighting setup to get some light down on the table for cooking, and of course get some things attached to the MOLLE panel.
Only thing I don't like about this setup is my rear door pull needs to be completely disassembled to remove the panel (have to take the thimble off to get the cable through the hole). Not something that needs to be done often, but still annoying (and something I'll need to do soon when installing a new backup cam).
Only thing I don't like about this setup is my rear door pull needs to be completely disassembled to remove the panel (have to take the thimble off to get the cable through the hole). Not something that needs to be done often, but still annoying (and something I'll need to do soon when installing a new backup cam).
Did some needed rust repair this weekend. Used Eastwood rust encapsulator. Let see how it holds up
