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Is anyone aware of any affordable ski racks out there to carry two pairs of skis? I've been looking at Cheetah and Knightrider Racks online, but I don't feel like paying 500$ for two snowboard straps and some pieces of plastic
craigslist probably. racks are just pricey. you should probably just try to find someone hard up enough for cash that they will give you a good deal. Or do what someone did to me and pry one off a random car with a crowbar. no don't do that.
the knightrider racks are solid racks for skiers. half the price of a cfr rack and just as bomber. dont be fooled by the snowboard strap setup they are still just as good they just dont look as clean as a cfr\
I tried making my own last season with some angle iron and carriage bolts straight into the slots on my rmk pro and the first day out they ripped right out. its tought to make one and for the $400 you will spend on a knightrider rack, you wont be dissapointed and have to carry your skis out like I did.
W.FadeeffIs anyone aware of any affordable ski racks out there to carry two pairs of skis? I've been looking at Cheetah and Knightrider Racks online, but I don't feel like paying 500$ for two snowboard straps and some pieces of plastic
Hey guys, if you're looking to carry your skis on a snowmobile take a look at http://www.tinymopros.com
We offer two different kinds of rack and they are fully customizable with colors, rack skins, and ratchet types.
Here's a couple photos and let us know if you have any questions.
W.FadeeffGreat. Another 500$ rack. Except this time I have to assemble it myself. Exactly what I was looking for.
We offer our racks as an option to people but do not require purchasing one with our brackets.
This means you are able to purchase the brackets alone ($89.99)and build your own rack to mount them to. The five year warranty is also included in the $89.99 price.
The Poverty POW Lines brackets mount to any flat surface and require a minimum of 1" mounting surface.
We hope this helps, check out the link to Poverty Pow Lines below.
