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I just made myself a rack, mounted it to the stock grab. A couple of bolts and it's removed, and all it cost was a bit of time and a couple of nuts and bolts as I got the aluminium from a job today...

 

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It's not an easy task if you want to do it the legitimate way! You can ride it unmodified I.e. Dirt tires, no mirrors turn signals etc. But that's classed as an agricultural vehicle and you can't go over 15 mph and over 1 or 2 miles from you home.

 

The route I've gone is plg which is a car registration, so it has to have all the things your car has, horn, turn signals, road legal tires. This way you have to pay road tax but I can drive anywhere at the speed limits.

 

And the best thing about it is the banshee is the cheapest quad to insure as its a 350, raptors are crazy money to insure as everyone thinks they're the fastest because of the engine size.

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It's not an easy task if you want to do it the legitimate way! You can ride it unmodified I.e. Dirt tires, no mirrors turn signals etc. But that's classed as an agricultural vehicle and you can't go over 15 mph and over 1 or 2 miles from you home.

 

The route I've gone is plg which is a car registration, so it has to have all the things your car has, horn, turn signals, road legal tires. This way you have to pay road tax but I can drive anywhere at the speed limits.

 

And the best thing about it is the banshee is the cheapest quad to insure as its a 350, raptors are crazy money to insure as everyone thinks they're the fastest because of the engine size.

That is frickin awesome

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How do these affect the handling of the quad? When fully loaded with gas/cooler etc

 

Makes wheelies lots easier.

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The one i put on mine is awesome!  its strong and easy to take off plus it makes a nice little foot bar for those times when you lie over the handle bars... I recomend it to everyone

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I wouldn't put too much weight on it. The person who wrote the review had his bust on our first ride. Since the rack is able to be removed it is a little loose. The bouncing around will oval out the pin whole and get bigger and bigger allowing more and more play till the weld breaks. Probably the shittiest 6 pack rack there is IMO. Good idea but does not work in the real world.

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I wouldn't put too much weight on it. The person who wrote the review had his bust on our first ride. Since the rack is able to be removed it is a little loose. The bouncing around will oval out the pin whole and get bigger and bigger allowing more and more play till the weld breaks. Probably the shittiest 6 pack rack there is IMO. Good idea but does not work in the real world.

you forgot to mention it broke my entire frame off and had to find a shop to weld my frame back together in wild and wonderful west Virginia. Yea nobody buy these... got a video of chucking it over a mountain though

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