P1000 Spotted on 77 north bound NC

[Chooglin]

Is the owner a member on here ?

 

[Neohio]

Interesting choice of roof basket. ROPS appears to be custom built as well.
Bravo on getting such a clear shot driving down the road.

 

[Chooglin]

Interesting choice of roof basket. ROPS appears to be custom built as well.
Bravo on getting such a clear shot driving down the road.

I am the passenger (not driving)

Very nice looking Pioneer!

 

[Jimmy-AZ]

Interesting choice of roof basket. ROPS appears to be custom built as well.
Bravo on getting such a clear shot driving down the road.

I like the roof rack, wish I went with the aluminum roof just for that reason

 

[GlockMeister]

I am the passenger (not driving)

Very nice looking Pioneer!

Roll the winder down and ask em

 

[Chooglin]

Roll the winder down and ask em

To late , they loooooooong gone!

 

[Plongson]

Roof rack would sure be nice! Problem is though, it wouldn't fit in the toy hauler without removing the rear bed.

These things feel top heavy enough already. I can't imagine a fast corner with that on top...and loaded...no matter how nice.

 

[Jimmy-AZ]

Roof rack would sure be nice! Problem is though, it wouldn't fit in the toy hauler without removing the rear bed.

These things feel top heavy enough already. I can't imagine a fast corner with that on top...and loaded...no matter how nice.

No worries there, I have enough lead in my butt to keep it upright lol

The problem now is if your ridding with 4 people, no room for tools or anything else. My racing days are over and try to avoid sidehilling as that is generally the culprit of tip overs. The only other (good) option is pull a small trailer. Yes i know that is extreme but we somtime go way back in, 50, 75 or 100 miles. I just like being prepared, water and tools are my top priority

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[moparornocar]

I like the look of that cage! Wonder if they are on here?

 

[joeymt33]

I like the look of that cage! Wonder if they are on here?

You know me, I have to look at the functionality of everything. It looks like that cage would hang up in tight turns while you’re touching trees. The horizontal bar up top is set in so the vertical bars will hang up when using a tree as a pivot point. Of course not everybody rides like that so it may be fine for that person. It is still a good looking cage and a fine piece of work.

 

[moparornocar]

You know me, I have to look at the functionality of everything. It looks like that cage would hang up in tight turns while you’re touching trees. The horizontal bar up top is set in so the vertical bars will hang up when using a tree as a pivot point. Of course not everybody rides like that so it may be fine for that person. It is still a good looking cage and a fine piece of work.

True, I’m fine with the stock cage if I could do away with that stupid curved section at the very top rear

 

[CumminsPusher]

You know me, I have to look at the functionality of everything. It looks like that cage would hang up in tight turns while you’re touching trees. The horizontal bar up top is set in so the vertical bars will hang up when using a tree as a pivot point. Of course not everybody rides like that so it may be fine for that person. It is still a good looking cage and a fine piece of work.

I agree with you. No snags or upper weight for me, it would kill off too many trails but for people that don't get into those situations and need the extra space that would be a great option.
Always cool to see someone's build suit their needs especially when it requires heavy work and one off thinking. At least in the photo that's a great looking unit and I'm sure is perfect for the owner

 

[joeymt33]

One other thing, is there a skeleton driving the pioneer?!

 

[ohanacreek]

One other thing, is there a skeleton driving the pioneer?!

Ha there is!

 

[Mudwing]

One other thing, is there a skeleton driving the pioneer?!

He's being safe by wearing a helmet!

 

[CumminsPusher]

He's being safe by wearing a helmet!

I call that commercial friendly