Swedish Chainsaw Massacre

[ford832]

Sorry if this has already been here-or shouldn't be here-or whatever,but what can I say,I'm new here and still poking around
Anyway,this was originally posted on UHE,a Husaberg enthusiast site by a Scandanavian guy who uses this setup to get to work.As much as I like them both,I've fallen off too many times to not see the repurcussions.Looked cool to me anyway.

 

[Gologit]

I"d ride it only while wearing chaps. And hockey pads. And skateboard pads. And whatever else I could think of.

 

[ford832]

I"d ride it only while wearing chaps. And hockey pads. And skateboard pads. And whatever else I could think of.

....and a cup

 

[Trigger-Time]

I think someone is pulling somebody's leg.........hard

 

[kawcrasher]

Looks fine to me. Probaly better for the saw than quad in a crash.

 

[Woodie]

FWIW, that's probably a cutterless chain.

Not that one of them won't still slice you to ribbons, mind you...

 

[ray benson]

It is just a way to carry the saw on his bike.

 

[Four Paws]

That is a good idea! I ride dirt bikes, and help clear trails of winter blowdowns in spring, but rely on the 4-wheelers as pack mules. Looks like I have a new project. Might make steering a little sluggish and akward, but shouldn't be too bad with only a 12lb. saw.

Thanks for the picture!

 

[gene1605]

motocross saw

why didnt i thank of that, ive been knocked off and beat up on more than a few low limbs.

grampa

 

[fishhuntcutwood]

I know a guy who rides and clears trails as he goes. He carries a little Craftsman on a little bracket behind his seat. I wouldn't carry it in front of me to land on!

 

[gene1605]

bikes

Fishhunter
when you get back home give me a call, ill buy lunch at coots . We owe you guys more than that, buts its a start.

Grampa
ps i know all the good rideing places but allmost to old to ride.