Freshly gooved tires and a clean ass! Updated 4-12-10

I cut my tire carrier off (not gonna run a spare) and relocated the chainsaw to the tailgate via some cool little brackets I made that allow the saw to be easily removed. I also mounted the hi-lift to my cage as well as two fire extinguishers and decided to give my pretty worn TSL's some brand new life! I love how clean everything turned out and its great being able to see behind me since the spare tire is no longer in the way. The last pic shows how much rubber I cut out. Enjoy!

Looks good!

Looking good...aren't you concerned about the saw hitting a tree? You could rotate it around 180*?

That's a lot of rubber, looks like a lot of weight off those tires

Been pondering trading my 38's for 39.5's...I've been texting with a guy on the NWW BBS looking to swap. There you go Justin...a lot more rubber to carve on

So I decided, why not build a rack to carry my supermoto on the back?

Someone with to much time on their hands It looks good, i'll bring my jeep over for a few projects

Well, at least when you take off on your bike to get a spare tire, we'll have your cooler

How tippy is that side to side, I know that on my similiar carrier it tips depending on the load. This is for road trips I assume? Looking good

I've got ratchet straps on each side going to the cage, so its not tippy at all.

your jeep is so bad ass man. I saw you go by the shop a couple days ago and it looked good!!!! im diggin the no spare look and the rack is well done!!!

You need to carve those scooter tires, not aggressive enough to be on the jeep

Zip wrote:You need to carve those scooter tires, not aggressive enough to be on the jeep

Funny you say that, I've been thinking about doing it.

with no spare tire why not lose the jack?......i'd mount the saw inside also so you dont back into it....looking good tho.

Homey wrote:with no spare tire why not lose the jack?......i'd mount the saw inside also so you dont back into it....looking good tho.

I may still need to jack up the jeep to swap a broken axle or frozen caliper, so the hi-lift might be useful. As for the saw, you might be right.

You should paint the scooter 'lime-green' to match your straps

Looks good!