question for all you pro's
- Thread starter lundracing
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Not for sure if its the same guy but the owner at Blitz Motorsports in Bozeman is running one exactly like that. I imagine its the same one as the ties that held it on and everything looked the same.
Come on Rush did you read... ha he wasn't in there the day I saw it. Looks to me like it would work good and the material seemed pretty strong. I'm sure if you called Blitz he'd talk to you about it.
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jskattum606
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Haha. I think he only rode it once or twice
So I ordered my engine cover from power sports tech. Was fun talking with the owner. He was very willing to share his ideas and spend some time out of what I am sure was a very busy day. Great experience, would recommend this company to anybody in the market.
Its very possible... he talks like he rides all the time, although I'm not the guys biggest fan and don't talk to him much so I'm not sure.
the owner of blitz is an awesome guy, that picture was of his brothers bike. the brother is not the owner but he works there.
I guess I should apologize as I'm not for sure the guy that I've talked to or not is the owner. He's just the face I see at the shop every once in a while when I'm in there and the one that's at the events they sponsor.
Sorry for the thread jack, back to the good talk about snowbikes.
I picked up one of his covers last season, i worked great, little bit of tweaking. Yes he was also very informative on all other aspects of snowbiking, as for me being a newbe. Great customer service.
Cover is very strong,and easy to install, and on the hot days just roll it down
Cover is very strong,and easy to install, and on the hot days just roll it down
Does anyone know what fabric they use to make theses covers?
Here she is so far. Like the seat concept seat.
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Anybody know if the KTM EFI plug and play cyclops light bar will work on my 15 husky FC 450 or do I need to get the battery one?
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Snowbike Kit
One thing I did not see anyone mention is a basic tool kit, good tow rope, couple of basic spare nuts and bolts, (chain tensioner bolt, ski bolt, master link, electrical tape, etc.) these are worth their weight in gas and stay on the bike as they are part of the bike.
My avy bag has my shovel, water, food, first aid, spare socks-gloves, fire starter, flashlight, on me as that is what I need to survive, if I get separated from my bike. I was on top of a glacier at over 8,500 feet a few years back and my bike fell into a 40' crevasse, thank god I did not go down with it! Be as safe as this can be an extreme sport.
One thing I did not see anyone mention is a basic tool kit, good tow rope, couple of basic spare nuts and bolts, (chain tensioner bolt, ski bolt, master link, electrical tape, etc.) these are worth their weight in gas and stay on the bike as they are part of the bike.
My avy bag has my shovel, water, food, first aid, spare socks-gloves, fire starter, flashlight, on me as that is what I need to survive, if I get separated from my bike. I was on top of a glacier at over 8,500 feet a few years back and my bike fell into a 40' crevasse, thank god I did not go down with it! Be as safe as this can be an extreme sport.
