FastFarmer
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So I’m wondering what the best snowboard carry system out there is for a snowmobile. Is there one that works with an Axys and a Doo that could be switched back and forth? How is the linQ one, anybody have one?
Best snowboard carrier
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Possible the CFR rack system could be swapped between two sled brands, it is likely the best as far as holding the board well over a long time. high quality materials and construction
Knight Rider Racks are a nice design as well, but not able to use on two models.
I thought the Doo Linq carrier was nice as it was easy to put on and take off. (most racks are near permanent)
Knight Rider Racks are a nice design as well, but not able to use on two models.
I thought the Doo Linq carrier was nice as it was easy to put on and take off. (most racks are near permanent)
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X2 on the CFR snowboard rack, they hold the board securely in place and it's an easy install.
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I’m at the Edmonton snow show with CFR with Dave the owner. He says use the mountain or irack2.0 to use on skidoo or Polaris. (Polaris requires different hardware)
Skidoo link it up
Polaris or skidoo just requires different hardware for installation
Skidoo link it up
Polaris or skidoo just requires different hardware for installation
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THANK YOU!! Especially for the pictures, is there a contact number for them or just look up CFR?
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Where are ya at?
According to your profile, close. Across 779 just north of Muir lake.
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Yep! Close! Well with all this local action shouldn’t be hard to organize a few trips out West!
You can have it if you want it.
It’s Been in one of my tool boxes for a couple years (never used it on the hills. Felt week). Didn’t like it. Bought it for a board. Then got a powder surfer. That did fit in it properly. IMO spacing are too close together for proper support, break your board or tweak your tunnel.
It’s likely more of a bracket to use to attach for a custom rack. I preferred strapping over my bag/Jerry/bevy’s flat on top.
Direct tunnel mount rack is more of a drill and bolt on thing, on there all the time. Too sloppy for me.
It’s Been in one of my tool boxes for a couple years (never used it on the hills. Felt week). Didn’t like it. Bought it for a board. Then got a powder surfer. That did fit in it properly. IMO spacing are too close together for proper support, break your board or tweak your tunnel.
It’s likely more of a bracket to use to attach for a custom rack. I preferred strapping over my bag/Jerry/bevy’s flat on top.
Direct tunnel mount rack is more of a drill and bolt on thing, on there all the time. Too sloppy for me.
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