Chainsaw mount?

Tlineman

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Does anyone have any experience with mounting a saw to your bike. I've tried just carring one in a backpack and it works, but it is a pain in the arse to get the saw out all the time for a qick little job. Built this the other night, what do you think?
 

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Awesome! very professional looking $49 bucks a piece I bet they would sell for. Your in business.
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Here is one the Jostby on this site made.

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I kind of got the idea from this fellow, forkrack.com. Read his FAQ on his website, absolutely hilarious. If getting stuff shipped across the line wasn't like getting a death grip on your ankles while UPS had their way with ya, I probably would just ordered one from this fellow. Materials didn't cost me anything, I had them already but I probably have 3-4hrs in time invested. I'm pretty happy with the end product.

As far as selling them, na, If anyone wants the dimensions, PM me and I'll send them to ya for free. I don't think anyone's gonna retire on a chainsaw mount but its a nice thought? :D Thanks for the compliment though. Appreciated
 
What gauge steel is that? Does it bounce much when you ride? I guess I was just wondering if the "L" flexed much with a chainsaw on it. Looks sweet though! I've been thinking about making one for my old XR250.
 
i run my machete across the bars. i use old inner tube to hold it still. i only have to stretch the tube at the handle end and it pulls right out. i don't have a scabbard/holster for my machete, i fashioned one out of cardboard. pretty barbarian, but it works. and the whole setup goes on and off in under a minute.


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Looks nice. I built something similar but I bolted directly to the triple clamps. Add a bungy cord to keep the saw in place and you will be all set. It is fast and easy to get the saw out and back. I also added a carrier to the other side for a loppers.
 
What gauge steel is that? Does it bounce much when you ride? I guess I was just wondering if the "L" flexed much with a chainsaw on it. Looks sweet though! I've been thinking about making one for my old XR250.

Its roughly 7 gauge alum. I salvaged a piece from a old aluminum bin door I had at work. The L doesn't flex at all, but as you can see its a pretty light saw. It might flex with a bigger saw. The heavier gauge piece of steel or aluminum you use, the less it will flex, but the harder it will be to bent the part.

I throw two bungees over top of it when riding. They work well and hold the saw in place nicely.
 
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