JUST WONDERING IF ANYBODY USES THOSE HOT DOG COOKER THINGS YOU HOOK ON THE EXAUST. DO THEY WORK OR ARE THEY A WASTE OF MONEY.? AND WHAT DO YOU PUT IN THEM.?

I wondered the same thing. I've always thought the food would taste like S#it. Then again it couldn't be any worse then my wifes cooking.

Only 8000 more posts to catch Paul. :D

I'm sure if I keep up these usless posts I could catch him.....7999 to go. :p

if we use the hotdogger on our sleds then we could buy the cheap inexpensive non-smoked sausages and get the same outcome as the good smokies. :wink:

I put them in a thermos. MMMMM hotdogs there has to be a thousand different ways to cook them but boiled is still my favorite with just plain mustard nothing fancy. They got to be all beef no chicken or turkey mechanically deboned crap. I am starving now thanks :crazy:

Alrighty, I have the real count now 5537 behind......Paul do you have this thing rigged so we can't catch you?? :slick:

All you guys with your fancy Blair Morgen wannabe light-weight twin ditch-bangers won't be laughing at us guys with our heavy triple-triples when we pull up to the rest stop with a virtual buffet cooking underhood!!!! Just imagine - triple the possibilities!

Triple-triples: more than just good sounding.

Door county fish boil is a favorite , the sled stinks and attracts cats though, and I hate cats!!!!

A lot of us could be using these things to cook our dinners on, seeing the lack of snow problem many of us have. :tongue: At least we could get some use out of our sleds this winter.

I am going to try a frozen burrito tomorrow but have put some spicy dogs on there and a bit if mustard in my sheild bag. Comes out pretty hot too.

Just me or is there something genuinely unappealing about food cooked on a 2-stroke engine?????

If your neck starts twitching uncontrollably, better lay off the Hotdogger for a few rides!! :p

Just imagine the hunger pangs with the sweet aroma of trail kill emanating from the grill on your two stroke barby! Now does it really get any better than this :D
Dang I am making myself hungry this time!

wow,,,didnt know what to expect when I opened this thread,,,,still dont know,,,, I dont worry about the hot dogger,,,,Ill waste my money at the greasy spoon,,,,,

think of the performance difference of taking the hotdogger off,,,,,look at the weight difference!!!!

Tie wire a can of dinty moore stew to the pipes and wrap some foil around the can and pipe, just don't forget the can opener or a spoon!!!!! Yum

I used to ride with friends in the Rockies and they all had those cookers - I've had hotdogs made from them several times and they were great - no oily/gas smell at all - they tasted almost as good as off the b-b-q ..no kidding

Which machine cooks the best hotdogs?

Just remember to put a roll of toilet paper on your grab bar for when you get out in the woods.

I have one, but have not put it on yet. :hallo1: