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Carrying a golf bag??
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Can you post more pictures?
Ca you post any additional pictues or sketches? I am quite eager to get started on something like this and i like what you have done.
Many thanks
Ca you post any additional pictues or sketches? I am quite eager to get started on something like this and i like what you have done.
Many thanks
SteveMac
MOgang Member & Monster Member,
Well, I finally finished my carrier also. But I should have taken heed to your post above. I also made my first bracket out of steel and I am coming in approximately 8 pounds over the hitch rating when I have it fully loaded. So, the pics below are of my "beta version". I like the fact that this carrier does serve a dual purpose for me. First and foremost, it carrys my golf bag securely and protected from the elements, and secondly it carries two duffle bags for trips that my wife and I take. Having this keeps the Frunk open to get any items back home that we may have picked up while shopping!
Seriously though, I didn't want to invest in a trailer and I really didn't need that much room anyway, so having this multi function carrier really works for us.
Anyway, I'll be posting the specs on the carrier in my MODS post (click here), but I will post a few pics if anyone is interested. I did end up putting the LEDs on this since I plan on using it for traveling. But I will be remaking the base bracket out of aluminum to lighten the load. That should put me well under the 40 pound limit. Even though this was over the limit, I rode around home with it fully loaded to see how it would perform. Satisfied that I was unlikely to have a major problem, I recently made a 1250 mile round trip with this carrier in place. So far, so good, but the aluminum remake will seal the deal.
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SteveMac
MOgang Member & Monster Member,
Cool! Post pics when you have a solution.
sealfloorboards
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It's been a long time coming, but go to sealcreativeconcepts.com and check out my new Golf Tote.
Ride in comfort,
John
Seal Creative Concepts
alpacaguy
New member
Absolutely. We can play golf and ryde. Truly best of both worlds!! I'll PM you when the project is complete!!hyea:
Would that be kinda like street polo???
almost free method
i have a 2009 gs and givi side bags .i just lay a towel accross the passenger seat and side bags and bungy the golf bag to the side handles ,i then put my 4 wheel pull cart on the bag and bungy it down .it works great except for long hauls .a lot of unloading to fuel up .rides quite nice with the golf stuff on too .
i have a 2009 gs and givi side bags .i just lay a towel accross the passenger seat and side bags and bungy the golf bag to the side handles ,i then put my 4 wheel pull cart on the bag and bungy it down .it works great except for long hauls .a lot of unloading to fuel up .rides quite nice with the golf stuff on too .
