For me it’s an issue with dirt and grime building up on the equipment. Once parked, there’s typically a 1/4 mile walk to the lift. Carrying skis on my shoulder covered in wet mud and salt is not really something I care to do. Nor do i want to take the time to wipe them down before carrying...
I can’t believe no one has come out with a vertical Yakima/Thule box thing for a hitch yet. I refuse to have my skis open to the elements (rocks, sand, road spray, ice, etc) when getting to and from the mountains. I’ve always had a big enough vehicle to put the skis inside and now need...
Hey man, just putting in another request for a picture or two down the side of your rig so we can see the poke with 0 offset and non-sas flares. Thanks, looks great!
You can get 2-3 lights in the holes of the modular bumper. I got an amber and a white SAE along with an additional white trail light. In the end it depends on what you need the lights for. Some well designed pre-wired kits can be found here...
Yes, those hooks are supposed to snap in place around the bolts. The videos out there show this as being a simple press and snap-in so if they are not latching properly, then the parts of the soft top need to be adjusted a bit for a proper fit.
You mentioned a rattle, but the fix seems to be a piece of Velcro to keep the two bars from rubbing as you open/close the top. It appears in the picture you posted that the Velcro’d area doesn’t even touch the other bar, so I guess I’m confused as to how it stopped your rattle noise?
I wish someone would come out with an enclosed hitch ski case. The thought of putting my skis in an open rack so they can get bukkake’d in road spray, ice, mud, and salt makes me nauseous.
I mean, to be fair, the morons have always been here. Half your high school class was below average. Those people don’t just vanish on graduation day.