Chain Saw Carrier Project

One of the guys I rode with in 2008 when I went to Idaho the first time sent me a photo of his bike. Two things really jumped out at me. First of all, there was a chainsaw fastened to some fabricated mounting mechanism over the front fender on this bike. Secondly, it had a long, wide scabbard with a 2-foot hand saw in it (see photo below). Wow! I’d never seen anything like that before on a bike. Hmmm . . . what’s that all about?

Hand Saw on a KTM

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