New Pro ride defrost bags

[Skylar]

How about doing a cutout to match holes and adding nylon mesh to bag to hold things in. I got an RSI underdash bag I had been experimenting with before buying the Po made bag. Hope it works nice for you, warm trail strudle is to die for!

That would easy enough to do, there already a mesh liner in the bottom of the bag.

I have the RSI underhood bag already mounted up also.

 

[Rupp Collector]

warm gloves are nice. I tryed the bag that mounts under the hood, bit of a hassle. I will install for you, I got a shop in Lowell and Irons, both with heat and beer. Doesn't look bad with stock black windshield.

Installing isn't the issue, but thanks for the offer. I've got heat and beer too! Maybe we should start a "club".

 

[polarisrider1]

Installing isn't the issue, but thanks for the offer. I've got heat and beer too! Maybe we should start a "club".

Not a bad idea. I also have a Rupp part connection in Lowell/Alto area. BONUS!

 

[polarisrider1]

This defrost bag/gauge raiser got a good work out for a week. key was fine everytime sled got rolled over. I removed key a few times (when I remembered) just to be "safe". no issues. bag held pair of gloves, camera, cell phone, Eye glass case, and a beenie type hat and a walkie talkie. All items that work better warm. Might of been able to squeeze a granola bar in to but was getting tight.

 

[muzik]

Thanks for the last post polarisrider1, I was curious about durability. You only rolled a couple of times, must not have been riding too hard. Sad to hear about the lack of space though. Thanks for the info. I am contemplating the Burandt click and lock bag for the tail of sled.

 

[polarisrider1]

Thanks for the last post polarisrider1, I was curious about durability. You only rolled a couple of times, must not have been riding too hard. Sad to hear about the lack of space though. Thanks for the info. I am contemplating the Burandt click and lock bag for the tail of sled.

I still recommend the bag because it will hold the few things I like to keep warm and it raises the gauge up and at a better angle for standing up. The Exxon in Cooke City stocks the bags and said they sell well.

 

[sledheadprox2]

Thanks for the last post polarisrider1, I was curious about durability. You only rolled a couple of times, must not have been riding too hard. Sad to hear about the lack of space though. Thanks for the info. I am contemplating the Burandt click and lock bag for the tail of sled.

I bought the Burandt bag, love it I know some people say you have to have the backpack on you, but to
get all that weight off your back makes it so much easier to ride.
There is a lot of room to store stuff in, but beware, heard to much weight and a big jump could kink the tunnel.
Think Snow!!!!