Install | LinQ Brackets and Storage Talk

Sledaddicz Mike takes you through how to install a set of LinQ brackets on a Skidoo snowmobile. Super easy process that can be done in minutes. Mike then talks about the LinQ setup he is rockin' this season and the bags he uses for big saddlebag trips!
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[@darrenpatterson965]

Can you show how the single link bracket stackable system works with fuel caddy and storage on top?

[@sledaddicz]

Hey Darren. You just add a set of brackets to the top of the jerry can and you can put any linQ bag on top. Not really enough for a whole video. Cheers, Jesse

[@tackdriverCA]

What size drill bit does ski doo actually call for when drilling through the plastic ? I’m getting different numbers all over the place on other videos

[@sledaddicz]

The tunnel is predrilled so take a few bits to match up the hole size underneath the tunnel prior to drilling holes. I think I used a 25/64 sized bit. Mike

[@flomastah]

could you film the stackable gas caddy and the deep snow bag both direct mounted to the tunnel? I am curious if it would fit or not.

[@sledaddicz]

Hey Eric! I don't need to film it. That is my daily setup. I have my stackable caddy in the first slot and my deep snow in the rear. You have to push down on the rear bag to lock it in the LinQ slots but it works and I ran it like that all of last season. Cheers, Jesse

[@flomastah]

@@sledaddicz I gotcha. I'd be interested to see just how tight the fitment is. I'm sure there's a lot of people who would as well. Just a thought. Thanks for the feedback.