Any one running a muff pot on bike.
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I have struggled with getting a muffpot to work decent for the last 3 years, at the end of last winter I made a insulated cover from high heat fabrics and insulation that worked awesome on my Husaberg. It actually toasted my sandwich after a few hard pulls.
I want to do a little more testing on other bikes before I put it on my website.
I want to do a little more testing on other bikes before I put it on my website.
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I got one to mount up real solid and perfect fit on the curly Q part of the pipe on my YZ450 but even with a snow deflector, first time out was a good powder day and it never got food hot. Was always drenched or packed in snow. Dunno how I'd make a good cover for it. Kinda depressing......
My kids have to cook lunch in their sleds for me!
My kids have to cook lunch in their sleds for me!
The muff Pot is one of the nicer cookers but some sleds even have a problem with it cooking compared to an aluminum one . You can get mini cooker bags like what you put a turkey in the oven with . Does a really good job and gives you choices of more than dogs and hot pockets .
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If you can get the muff pot to work on snow bikes you’d make enough money to buy an aro gas can to make a prototype for your cover?
If you can get the muff pot to work on snow bikes you’d make enough money to buy an aro gas can to make a prototype for your cover?
Good catch, I got lucky and snagged an ARO rack.
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