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Says brackets are included

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Brackets came with my removable snow flap. Mounted them on my slim bag but they were included. If you are drilling the tunnel be aware that I believe the flap brackets mount slightly different than standard I think.

 

Put one on my 2020 BC and love it!!! Stays on while on the trails and comes off when I get off trail. Takes 30 seconds to take on and off and stores nicely on the tunnel when not in use. A bit spendy but I think well worth it. Took me about 1 1/2 hrs to install, you cut the original flap and bolt to the Linq mounts. As stated above 1 of the mounts goes on tunnel backwards/inwards to be able to mount onto tunnel.

 

I am trying to confirm if the the LinQ Removable snowflap fit on a 2020 154" Back-Country ?
Part # 860201914 The dealership says it wont.

 

It will fit on your Backcountry 154", no problem.
You can stow it directly on the tunnel, using the LinQ brackets in position 3, or on top of a LinQ Slim Waterproof bag like this...

No clue why your dealer says it won't fit.

 

I’m not sure why it wouldn’t work-that’s the exact part number listed on my spring order of a Backcountry X (146). I got a couple responses from dealers about “we aren’t positive if this will work as we haven’t done one on a 146”, but I will have the stackable fuel caddy, 17L bag, and then the removable flap. Hoping the removable flap will work on top of the removable fuel caddy, but worst case I put the 17L bag on top of the fuel caddy, and then put the snow flap in Linq position 2.

 

Would a 146” BCX overheat with the snow flap removed while running the trails?

 

you would certainly see your temps rise quickly i would think

 

Why would you not use it on trail?
For your sake and other's, put it on when on trail, if not for any other reason that you won't be chucking chunks of ice on everyone you meet.

 

Why would you not use it on trail?
For your sake and other's, put it on when on trail, if not for any other reason that you won't be chucking chunks of ice on everyone you meet.

LOL I’m usually the lead guy and my group is always trying to roost each other at every stop so no flap would give me an advantage.