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What about a rack system that you keep the wheel on the bike?

Like Redone as mentionned in his post, to me, they just give me the impression that they were a cheap type of mud tire of the brand, like the MTR would be the higher quality brand. But they made them in dedicated snow type. But, I never used them, so again, it is more a feeling. To me, a good...

I will also pitch in. From up here in quebec. So when winter begin in december, usually only goes away in mid april. So for us, dedicated snow tires are mandatory. But amond those, you have a couple of AT tires. I am cheap for tires, on my DD, I will get what to others throw away before the...

I am just kidding with you guys. I from province of quebec, north east part, but I lived in Northern Indiana for a few winters, and I would call all of winter, "november" cause for us up here in quebec, november is rain, snow, back to rain and mud and again snow. iN would be like that all...

Wow, those last two post, already no snow on the ground! Again, wow!

Nice work village, but you could have simply reshaped the bog one to follow the wheel curve.

Well, that does not included most of my friends and I. We bearly got any good snow so far. Spring will come, in time, it will come, then snow can melt. Lol

Reading between what she has with the pros and cons, And what you have been looking for, I am not sure that your needs are that well define. You mention that the transit is not to bad, but yet a looking for a lifted 4x4 van. The best option for mushers have always been in my mine a pick-up...

Very nice work! :)

If you can find the aluminium channel, the manufacturer / distributor should be able to tell you who can work it.

Ok, did not realized that it was also a toy hauler. Interesting. Do you have a place to store bedding when used like that in transit?

Oups, just realized you had one up there in the dark. Nice set-up!

Suscribed!

Nice looking trailer! Any pics of it set up at camp?

I always mount mine in washer, gold ring and nut. Then once tight, I fold the wings of the gold ring so the nut will not losen. Just one wing folded is good and when you want want to relase, you open the wing with a flat screew driver or a chisel.

Yep, I think it is the first syste, I saw. I know that the attachment kit was also available to retrofit pelican and other type of case.

wow,those are pretty expensive little sun box when brabd new!

Ok, found something. This is one example. And if it can wistand the stress of and adventure bike cruising dirt roads and trail riding, it should hold on top of a vehicule. https://adventuremotorcycle.com/gear/gear-back-road-equipment-slider-rack-klr

I am gona throw a curve ball here. I know a kit exist to mount pelican case to motorcycle bagger style rack. It is quick on and off, can be fitted to pelican case (slot style) and can also be lock in place. I think this would be a good set-up for what you are looking to do. And would cover...

As for moos, Lac Cascapedia is a well recomended place, and for Caribou, it could be Mont-Jacques Cartier of Mont-Albert. But since those two are far apart, the herd could also be anywhere in between.