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Re: Well you think you have a harness, but you Don't
Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2013 8:00 pm
by Captain_East
Sounds terrific .. How do they get to know your measures? I live in Egypt and they don't have any Dealers here.
Re: Well you think you have a harness, but you Don't
Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2013 8:12 pm
by Laughingman
Captain, here is an instructional video on how to use the mold
http://vimeo.com/55000342
Re: Well you think you have a harness, but you Don't
Posted: Fri Aug 16, 2013 10:21 pm
by Justin Sane
I´m thinking of buying one. The plan is to use it with my Mystic spreader bar.
Does anyone have a picture from the frontside of the harness? Well, I can imagine how the spreader bar will be attached but I would like to see it first.
Can´t find decend pictures in the web.
Thanks in advance
Re: Well you think you have a harness, but you Don't
Posted: Fri Aug 16, 2013 10:25 pm
by SalmonSlayer
Justin,
It is set up like a Dakine Harness. 2 adjustable straps that go into a spreader bar hook on each side. If you can use your spreader bar with a Dakine harness you can use it with a Engine harness
Re: Well you think you have a harness, but you Don't
Posted: Fri Aug 16, 2013 10:45 pm
by Laughingman
Justin Sane wrote:I´m thinking of buying one. The plan is to use it with my Mystic spreader bar.
Does anyone have a picture from the frontside of the harness? Well, I can imagine how the spreader bar will be attached but I would like to see it first.
Can´t find decend pictures in the web.
Thanks in advance
This is my wife's. I use a custom slider so hers is the better choice for you.
Re: Well you think you have a harness, but you Don't
Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 10:32 am
by Konza
I don't buy stuff from pirates. They usually rip you off
Just kiddin'. Looks great. Nice idea!
Re: Well you think you have a harness, but you Don't
Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 11:50 am
by pixelpedro
Any durability issues or reviews on these yet? I've had my Pyro about a year and where the straps attach to the harness I'm seen tearing where the spreader bar straps attach to the harness, and I'm not an everyday rider (unfortunately) but do get out as often as I can.
Re: Well you think you have a harness, but you Don't
Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 2:37 pm
by Laughingman
pixelpedro wrote:Any durability issues or reviews on these yet? I've had my Pyro about a year and where the straps attach to the harness I'm seen tearing where the spreader bar straps attach to the harness, and I'm not an everyday rider (unfortunately) but do get out as often as I can.
We got ours early this year. Been on a few trips (Cuba and Hatteras) and regular Great Lakes riding. There are no signs of wear. If you read Coleman's story you will understand he is building these because of the failure of the production harnesses he purchased, which he ended up having to repair...
So I personally put a lot of faith in the durability.
Re: Well you think you have a harness, but you Don't
Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 3:38 pm
by pixelpedro
Laughingman wrote:We got ours early this year. Been on a few trips (Cuba and Hatteras) and regular Great Lakes riding. There are no signs of wear. If you read Coleman's story you will understand he is building these because of the failure of the production harnesses he purchased, which he ended up having to repair...
So I personally put a lot of faith in the durability.
Cool! yeah I would've bought one when I learned of Engine, but I had just bought my Pyro. I like and support, at least once, people and businesses that think outside the box, and stride for a better product.
So I'll definitely be trying E out when the time comes to replace my harness, which I fear soon.
Tnx.
Re: Well you think you have a harness, but you Don't
Posted: Sun Aug 18, 2013 9:34 am
by Justin Sane
thank you Laughingman fo the pictures.
The straps are attached very far on on the back. Is there the risk of a upsliding spreader bar or is it just my impression?
