Mountain Addiction Track Rack pics???

[sledstormed]

Does anyone have any pics or reviews of this system. I hear they work great but would like to hear from those who have banged them around a bit.. Has anyone gone with the three (large) can system??

 

[Frostbite]

I installed mine last spring so I can't say how well it works. I was told to make sure you buy the plastic rails for the cans vs. the aluminum since the aluminum can have snow freeze to them.

Here are some pictures and they have 10% off right now.

http://www.mountainaddiction.com/gallery.html

 

[fasta76]

I just installed mine this past weekend!! Love it!! Works so well. I will try to get some pics this week for you!

 

[Itsstock]

I've had mine for two years now. I love the fact that I don't have to tie the gas cans down. I did for the first time last year lose a can when blasting down a trail. Granted the trail had 2 to 3 foot mogals one after another and I was skimming the tops. Under normal riding conditions I have never lost a can though.

Itsstock.

 

[Double A]

I've got some good miles on this set with no issues.
They're Great! Slide them on..slide them off. Easy.

 

[WIMPY]

It doesnt get any better than there Gas rack PERIOD! On top of that great people to deal with!

Treavor Bodle

 

[kpeters]

Don't have any miles on mine yet but they look awesome and i don't see any issues with them.

 

[Ihntdux]

 

[sled-fiend]

I gotta get one of these Anyone use the rack that carries 3 cans on it? Or is the 2 can good enough?

 

[JHG]

What kind of rear skid is that? Looks light.

 

[Ihntdux]

Its the new one from Tru lite, weighs only 14oz!!! I guess its going to be the new best thing. This one is a prototype, well see how she works.

 

[sledstormed]

Anyone have any pics of the triple tanker.....

 

[sled-fiend]

Anyone have any pics of the triple tanker.....

x2?

 

[Midwest_Cat]

i was interested in how the tank slides on the rails. Does anyone have a pic of the bottom of the tank?

 

[MNSLEDNECK56308]

they are specially made tanks with grooves in the bottom, that slide on the rails.

 

[thump426er]

Has anyone ever pulled the cans off to leave at a trailhead, rode an epic day then come back to find that you have to dig ice and snow out from the mounting system for the next 45 mins in the dark with psuedo frostbitten fingers because your headlamp batteries were frozen? Just checking,,,, because thats how it plays out with The Gas Can Thingy from Craiggerbuilt (they do work in non snow conditions though) and I would like to avoid this shenanagan in the future.

So if these aren't prone to major snow/ice buildup in the little mount holes then that sounds pretty sweet.

 

[Ihntdux]

If your familiar with a dove tail joint in woodworking the connection between the tank and rail is very similar to that. The only hole that you have to worry about ice is the one hole that the pin goes through to lock the tanks on.

 

[pcp911]

for anyone wanting to see a pic of the tripple can setup check out mountain addiction's website gallery. I have included the link.
http://www.mountainaddiction.com/gallery.html

 

[sledstormed]

i was interested in how the tank slides on the rails. Does anyone have a pic of the bottom of the tank?[/QU2

X2 and over time do they loose their grip to the rails???

 

[Huisky]

I used mine all last season and didn't have any problems. I put a little WD40 on the cans to make the slide a little smoother. Didn't have any problems with ice or snow building up on the cans or them falling off some pretty rough trails.