Kliff, I noticed your skid plate, and I have seen it on the other site, but do you have any kind of drawing, or details so I can make one? I really like the one on your bike. I have access to all the required welding equipment. Also how did your exhaust work out? Did it make the car seat hot? :) thanks! Scott
thanks for the close up--I thought you had a bracket holding that can on--might have to strap one on like you did till I can decide on and buy what I want
Be sure & strap it down tight & check it after a while. It still vibrated around a little & wore some paint off of the sc-frame.
thanks for info-----came across site in UK that has stainless steel jerry cans but haven't got prices yet-- also looking at those spun aluminum bolt on tanks but like everyone else it's the lack of funds deal
And I thought I was the only oddball dragging horse feed home in my sidecar! The lady at the feedstore always gets a good chuckle when I pull up: if I'm not on the Chang Jiang, I'm driving some odd British or Italian sportscar, with a trunk barely large enough to hold a bag of grain. I just can't seem to get into the whole Wyoming liefestyle, driving a big behemoth of a truck around. We have one, of course, to pull the horse trailer, but everyone knows, that's my WIFE's truck!
Wife has got the Rav4. My only choice also, the hack holds more than my sportscars. About 350lbs along a salt water slough. Nice ride. And yes the feed store does get a kick out of it when I drive up.
hey cowboy hows that chang holding up,like urals you here so many conflicting stories about them--that old flat head design has got to be reliable--I sure like the old plunger frame an style of the changs guess thats why I like those retros----how many miles you got on it ?
Sounds like a great trip. Been to Nova Scotia three times: twice on bikes. Be sure to visit the Cabot Trail. Took delivery of a 2007 Patrol in August. What a great ride!
