Seasons greetings all.

Does anyone have pics of the Semi Rigid Touring Cargo Bag for the touring model....Only pics does not do it justice.

http://www.purepolaris.com/Det...220(PolarisPGACatalog)

 

Did not see your post earlier. I made a post too. I am also curious to find out more about this cargo bag. I ended up mounting some ammo surplus ammo boxes on the rear and use the polaris back pack that slides over the rear seat ( check pics under my camera) but looks like this new semi rigid bag may offer some more storage. Just hope it is more waterproof than the bag that slips on over the rear seat.

 

Hey Gas what did you use to mount those ammo boxes? Also, I like those Mudlites! Could you send me
a PM on all your info. if you don't mind, seller, price, shipping info. Did you need wheel spacers or extra
things, etc. etc.

Thanks man!

R'

 

I'm going nuts trying to find something that fits without taking the seat off. Those ammo boxes look AOK. I don't understand how hard it can be to show more pics on the polaris website. Hopefully someone chimes in here with some pics....

Your Tires, are they 15"s? Look's very nice. Have you noticed any improvement...steering, traction? I'm curious about how they respond in snow.

 

To mount the ammo boxes I just drilled through the rear rackand ammo box. Used 4 bolts with nuts and washers. I used a electrical gromet to seal the box from water and then used silicone to seal around the gromet to make sure no water got in ( gotta make sure my dorito's stay dry)

 

Thanks GAS for the info. and PM!

Regards,

R'

 

G.A.S. that's funny about the Doritos. A buddy's son came with us on a really rocky ride. We got to the top of a small mountain where we like to stop for lunch. He had packed Doritos. All he had left was a bag full of Dorito dust.

 

G.A.S. are those ITP Mudlite XL'S on your atv???That is what I just put on my 2007 Sportsman 500 Deluxe...

 

They are mudlite XTR's, they are a radial tire.

 

The way I mounted ammo cans on a few ATVs was with U-bolts so I didn't have to drill through the rack. The ends of the U-bolts went through the bottom of the cans and a metal bar went between the nuts and the bottom of the can. Ground the ends of the bolts off flush with the nuts and sealed it up tighter than a frog's butt with black RTV silicone. After it dried I gobbed on another layer of silicone for padding. Kept everything bone dry for years. I just used a .50 caliber can so I still had room for my gas can and cooler.