anybody have a 6 pack rack on there ds. does it block the tail light . who makes the best one & how do they look.
i assume they replace your rear grab bar & use the same holes.how much are they.thank for any help.
steve

2004 baja x
2005 mxz x 800 black this fall

 

i made a gas tank rank similar to a 6pack rack, and yes it does block the taillight, i've adding some mounts to move my taillight just underneath

 

I have the same problem with a AC Racing rack, please let me know when you figure it out.

 

I also have the AC 6er....all ya gots ta do is do a 3rd gear wheelie down a sand wash and drag her for about 10 feet. Bends it up just enough to follow the frame flow and as a added bonus you can now see the tail / stop light....[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img][img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img]
I think i payed around 75 for mine. All I keep in the cooler is a tow rope and a couple bottle of water. Im always towing someone back. Prolly should change the water though. It's been a while. LOL. My camel back works better for that anyway. [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Hey Eagle, I just noticed that you are in Corona, I live in Elsinore, Howdy Neighbor

 

graydon proline sold me mine with a plate that remounts the tail light lower so it can be seen better.

 

check the pic's of my 760 on photo page, you can just see how much lower the tail light is.

 

Yo brokedown...howdy. You going to Dumont for hollerween? Gonna be a bunch of us from the forum going. You should try to make it.

Thats the one I would get if i was you then. Cause they do block the light.

 

You can see the one on the 760 is a lot lower, only problem is I bought the rack yesterday at Chaparral and put it on already, maybe I can order the bracket from graydon proline to lower mine.

Eagle, I am supposed to be going to Glamis for Halloween, but if anything changes, I would love to come out there

 

the bracket is a flat sheet of aluminum drilled to match the upper holes for the light. so just measure how low you want it and you'll be all set.