Dan Adams NXT LVL vented windshield bag...
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I have the non vented version and think its a great option. You cant keep much in it but it works good for a thin pair of gloves, a hat and a small bottle of advil.
Not sure how the vented will provide more room or allow heat/drying unless you cut/drill into the cowling.
I like the fact that they do still deflect air/snow, they don't get scrape marks all over them from the trees and they look good and wont break. Don't have to worry at all when rolling a sled over to get unstuck. Eric
Not sure how the vented will provide more room or allow heat/drying unless you cut/drill into the cowling.
I like the fact that they do still deflect air/snow, they don't get scrape marks all over them from the trees and they look good and wont break. Don't have to worry at all when rolling a sled over to get unstuck. Eric
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sledneck_03
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they sell vents that would cover that later if you switched out the bag anyways.
Could you provide a link or product name for these vents?
Thanks!
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sledneck_03
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Looks like this on the bottom. My gauge lifer pumps out heat from the vent so i dont see how it wouldnt work.
We have nxt lvl bags and Holeshot bags in stock. PM if interested.
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miko700
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this bag may rock dunno? I second the hole shot bag though.......u can leave the key in the bag if you like or mount outside........but its also a "heated" bag, lots of storage, it will roll with sled controlled or not, no cutting....just move the guage........I personally love it! But! it can leave yer gauge in not the most optimum angle as some people like it facing up more. the heated bags are pretty sweet in my opinion very convenient and hole shot has lots of space
this bag may rock dunno? I second the hole shot bag though.......u can leave the key in the bag if you like or mount outside........but its also a "heated" bag, lots of storage, it will roll with sled controlled or not, no cutting....just move the guage........I personally love it! But! it can leave yer gauge in not the most optimum angle as some people like it facing up more. the heated bags are pretty sweet in my opinion very convenient and hole shot has lots of space
For those like myself that had not seen the Holeshot Bag here is their video:
I like this design better then any other dash bag I have seen. I have never been a fan of the looks of the NXTLVL bag but I like the function of the concept.
I like this design better then any other dash bag I have seen. I have never been a fan of the looks of the NXTLVL bag but I like the function of the concept.
I ran the Dan Adams vented bag all last season on 2 of our sleds. It worked very well, it was quite durable (I ride tight trees) nothing snagged or tore the bag, although a few branches left their marks. I like how it attaches at the rear with a screw, it is solidly mounted. The bag was good in terms of size, it held a thin pair of gloves, goggles and a map easily. One thing I noticed is that for anything to dry, you must leave the zipper open about a 1/2" so moisture can escape.
I would buy the bag again if I needed another, but I would consider the Holeshot as well because of its added storage, I might be getting old, but I like having LOTS of storage.
I would buy the bag again if I needed another, but I would consider the Holeshot as well because of its added storage, I might be getting old, but I like having LOTS of storage.
too anyone that has the holeshot
Just curious about how the holeshot bag looks with out a windshield. I like to be able to do the "roll over" to get out of some sticky spots and not have to worry about wrecking anything.
Just curious about how the holeshot bag looks with out a windshield. I like to be able to do the "roll over" to get out of some sticky spots and not have to worry about wrecking anything.
I have a boost gauge on my handle bar mount. Does it hit the gauge at all, can you see the gauges good when you are standing up?
