I have a new Indy 137 on order, and I ordered it with a two up seat as the kids are getting to large to ride in front of me. I am looking at getting a linq stackable fuel caddy, and was wondering if any has experience if there is enough room to mount it behind the seat. I am not going to ride with extra fuel often, or at all when riding two up. It’s for when I a doing long overnight trips riding solo I want to have the adapter brackets set up so I don’t need adjust anything, when the seat is on or off. just wondering if anyone has experience with this type of set up.
Kjp1987
I personally would take the 10 mins to add or remove the brackets you need for the day. The linq fuel can should be mounted as close to the riders seat as possible. I have personally seen bent tunnels (axys and procross) from people mounting the fuel can all the way back close to the bumper.
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I use the LMP-1 on my 129". It is very well made, and I have removed linq clips and bolted basket, saw carriers, etc. onto the base. You cant do that with the smaller setups made to convert Poo to the linq system. Spendy but worth it for my uses.
I use the LMP-1 on my 129". It is very well made, and I have removed linq clips and bolted basket, saw carriers, etc. onto the base. You cant do that with the smaller setups made to convert Poo to the linq system. Spendy but worth it for my uses.
I have had this set up on several sleds. Put over 3k on this setup each year with no issues. Not sure if there would be enough room to run both but may have enough room to leave the linq brackets on the tunnel with the seat. Hope the pic can help you out.
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