Made some modifications to my atv
#1
So since i've been laid off of work, I tinkered around with my warrior and built a front rack for it. I'm sure a few people will flame me for doing this to this kind of quad but you work with what you got, and i mostly trail ride anyhow, I don't race around. I also installed a toolbox on the back thats riveted to the grab bar so I can carry supplies/tools with me incase a breakdown on the trail complete with a heat shield to protect it from exhaust.


and yes that reverse light works...

Opinions? thoughts? i built this with a cordless drill, cordless sawzaw, and a cordless dremel.....if i had a welder there'd be less bolts.
(btw it still wants to pull wheelies even with the added weight on the front.)


and yes that reverse light works...

Opinions? thoughts? i built this with a cordless drill, cordless sawzaw, and a cordless dremel.....if i had a welder there'd be less bolts.
(btw it still wants to pull wheelies even with the added weight on the front.)
#2
If it works for you, doesn't matter what anyone else thinks. Good job for the tools used.
I see a cordless welder in your future.
I see a cordless welder in your future.
#4
yea i can't stand things that are "jimmy rigged" I used hardend steel bolts for everything....i wouldn't mind adding a second set of lights up front with lower wattage bulbs, the person that owned it before me replaced the factory lights with some driving lights from walmart(only 20 bux for a pair), they work, but i'd like to have something other then just brights.....they've got 55 watt bulbs in them.
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