Mountain addiction has the best/easiest set up i think. Been running them before anyone knew what they were, would always get stopped and asked how they stay on haha. I have my two 1.3 gal tanks on my third sled now and they've worked perfect and have never fallen off even when pounding whooped out trails all day. Reasonably priced too

 

Mountain addiction setup on my high country

 

I have the Mountain Addiction 3.3 gallon tank for use on my sled or ATV

 

Another vote for Mountain Addiction.

 

We have a couple of options for extra storage including fuel at the industry's lowest prices. You mention you like the Ski-Doo 2.9 gallon fuel jerry-can, and we do too. Our Adapta-Link mounts that let you run ANY Ski-Doo LinQ accessory you want. We have customers even running snowboards on mountain sleds with our mounts. It's pretty slick! They work on any Arctic Cat, Polaris, Ski-Doo and Yamaha.

We are also a Rotopax dealer if you are looking for a more low profile modular extra fuel setup. Here are a couple pics mounted on our cargo rack system.

All these solutions are INSTANT to add or remove from your sled in sub-zero temps with gloves on. That is the beauty of the LinQ system. Very easy to use.

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We have a couple of options for extra storage including fuel at the industry's lowest prices. You mention you like the Ski-Doo 2.9 gallon fuel jerry-can, and we do too. Our Adapta-Link mounts that let you run ANY Ski-Doo LinQ accessory you want. We have customers even running snowboards on mountain sleds with our mounts. It's pretty slick! They work on any Arctic Cat, Polaris, Ski-Doo and Yamaha.

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We are also a Rotopax dealer if you are looking for a more low profile modular extra fuel setup. Here are a couple pics mounted on our cargo rack system.

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All these solutions are INSTANT to add or remove from your sled in sub-zero temps with gloves on. That is the beauty of the LinQ system. Very easy to use.

We are offering FREE SHIPPING on any order through tonight from our BraapFriday/Cyber Monday special. :thumbsup:

White Out Technologies, LLC | Products Fueled By Passion - White Out Technologies

Now that's one nice system right there!

This would be my vote if I were to be looking at something like that.

 

Thanks a lot guys.. those are some slick options.

 

added bonus to the mountain addictions set up...you can take the one tank off and install their cooler bag on the rails

 

Just wondering if you have installed the bigger gas tank in your sled?

 

Did the White Out Adapta Linq with their rack and Rotopax 1.75 gallon. Nice thing is that the Cat Mountain bag fits perfectly on top of the Rotopax so I can carry fuel only or add the bag on top of the fuel container. Very slick set-up and component quality is first rate.

 

Thanks for the feedback. We have had a lot of positive responses from customers running that setup. We just came out with it at Haydays this year. That is the beauty of the system. You can run what you want/need for that day of riding and un-mount everything in literally 10 seconds if you don't need it.

Is there enough room for the Adapta-Linq and Linq fuel tank to mount on the 129's? Anyone got a pic?

Yes. We have had a half dozen or so 129' Cat guys run the Adapta-Link and either our cargo rack or the Doo 2.9 gallon gas can that you see in the photos.

 

Is there enough room for the Adapta-Linq and Linq fuel tank to mount on the 129's? Anyone got a pic?

 

either one will fit no issue I test fitted both . I bought the mountain addiction set up at the toronto show and the white out technologies linq system at novi show , Both look like a good option. I'm not sure what route im going, im leaning towards the mountain addiction set up, one can full of race fuel for questionable fuel stops to mix in and one for windsheild washer fluid for the meth kit.

 

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A friend of mine bought a LinQ fuel tank set-up for his '10 600RS, and it won't fit without modding the flap. I'm thinking of taking it off his hands if it will fit my RR.

 

Rotopax seems to have a decent setup too

 

Yup. Again, a nice modular system and you can stack fuel can's for more storage or run one of their bigger cans. The one gallon is nice to run on my sled because it's very low profile for maneuverability.

 

Put a rack on your sled and be done with it :bc2:

 

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Mountain addiction here too

 

Can anyone point me in the direction of a Mountain Addiction dealer in Canada?

 

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I bought mine from a local dealer for less, but there's an online Canadian option

 

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They have lots in stock

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Am I the only one who straps two one gallon regular tanks to my tunnel? Cost me grand total of ten bucks lol

 

We have seen some pretty bad things happen to anything not secured properly to tunnels. Damage to the sled and loss of articles.

Some say it will never happen, but believe me, we have seen some bad incidents.

We saw a fuel can leak all the fuel out because it shifted and rubbed on a rivet for a few hundred miles. Now, that can be a fire hazard as well.