Just wondering if anyone had figured out a good way to carry sticks on a quad bike. I'm thinking some kind of tube mounted in the foot buckets. Alternatively I could keep it simple and lay them from the front rack to the back I suppose.
You can get a tube to fit a quad for exactly that purpose. Just search for shepherds' crook holder when looking at quad accessories. Lot's of farm quads are fitted with them.Just wondering if anyone had figured out a good way to carry sticks on a quad bike. I'm thinking some kind of tube mounted in the foot buckets. Alternatively I could keep it simple and lay them from the front rack to the back I suppose.
That's the one.
As a matter of interest, how do you transport your rifle on the quad please?
Whats the cannister on the left of the front box please? Nice dog btwBungee cord around rear box with stick feet in LH footwell.
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@Greenmist Its a BCF Fire extinguisher - technically illegal now I believe but its holding pressure and frankly the best device I know for dealing with a fire.Whats the cannister on the left of the front box please? Nice dog btw




It goes between the front box and shooting rest in a Ogdens quadlite rifle slip. I like it covered as much of my ground is very public (as you know!).As a matter of interest, how do you transport your rifle on the quad please?
TotallyIt goes between the front box and shooting rest in a Ogdens quadlite rifle slip. I like it covered as much of my ground is very public (as you know!).
Lot of hill keepers doing that now, moving the box forward and having an aim bag or similar fitted between the box and bars, times are changingIt goes between the front box and shooting rest in a Ogdens quadlite rifle slip. I like it covered as much of my ground is very public (as you know!).