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These are no longer made so they're like finding hen's teeth. But I found that Gander Mountain has them in stock, and even has a 20% off sale going on until April 15th, and free shipping. Without taxes that brings the total to $55.99. The code is APRIL20. Link here...

Thanks for this tip. I had purchased a pair of these at Costco a couple years ago but got the wrong size (L instead of M). My wife managed to take in an inch off each side with her sewing machine (I had tried to return them for the smaller size but they were no longer carrying them). I just...

I was kidding of course. I'm going to be installing a larger Titan fuel tank that will come with its own protection, so I think I'll pass on these and just pick up the bits I need individually. Looks like you've been sitting on these for a long time...hope you finally get them gone.

Does the price include installation? :) What part of Oregon are you in?

Appreciate you passing this along. Just scored an Explorer for $227.94 shipped! Why buy Craigslist when you can buy new? I'm making the switch from a Spot Gen1 and was pondering the new Garmin models, but I'm all about saving bucks. Thanks!

Cool. I was just telling some folks about your brackets this week. Working on powder-coating mine that I just got.

I have a 2007 Ram 5.9L 3500 dually. Yes, the rear axle is 6" wider than the SRW axle. The front hubs use spacers so one wheel can be used in any position on the truck, and so the tracking lines up with the rear. Also, for the Ram, model year 2007 is the last year available with the 5.9L...

He sold this last year.

:D This is him driving his Manuel transmission :smiley_drive:

No, doesn't sound familiar, but there's a lot of east coast folks I don't know. I never did any of the east coast rallies, but have met a few of the folks at IBR finishes or national meets, and Cognoscente events. A few more of the old-timers at White Stag in Beatty NV that attended for many...

I scored in Denver (easier to get to from this coast). I was at the 2007 finish in St. Louis before that, and rode home with Ken Morton after he rode the rally (his 2nd). Yes, I was at the start in Seattle, too. Ken and I rode up (along with Eric V.). After the start we all rode back here to...

Sure, I'll take it. Much obliged. Somebody said in an earlier post I should just study both the tech and general and take both the tests, so that's my plan. I''ll grab up update to this one on one of the test phone apps. Thanks!

Hah! I worked scoring at the IB 5000. Seems us IBA folks are everywhere! :) Wish I could make the pizza party some year, but it's gonna have to wait until after retirement.

I've met Greg. Rode with him a bit when he led a group from Florida to Prudhoe Bay AK. I was riding independently but met up by chance when the AK Hwy was closed due to a washout. He was on a brand new Wing at the time.

Thanks for the offer, think I'll stick with the online resources listed here in the replies. I should have done a bit more searching, I didn't realize there were so many available.

Good to see another IBA member here! I've got numerous certs under my riding belt, including a BBG, a Saddlesore 7k and the 48+++.

Thanks Bill, free is a very good price, I'll give it a go using the website materials. Dennis

Anybody have a copy of the ARRL Ham Radio License Manual that they no longer need? Just bought my first radio so I'm going to be studying for my technician test. I'm looking for a shipped price less than the one on Amazon.

If it ever stops raining or snowing I'll go outside and check it out! :)

Not sure on the actual payload number as it will vary depending on other gear installed (larger fuel tank, bumper, winch, etc.). Marc has a place that makes single wheels with the correct offset to use with the wider DRW rear axle. Then just take off the spacers on the front hubs. That's it, no...