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Finally got some skid plates
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Posted by: backinsaddle

I haven't yet seen them, Chad at ECP ordered and installed for me. Apparently they were adapted from another bike? Looks good to me, can't wait to see them in person

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Posted by: kenjolly

Gary can you some skid plates, i think they are made by MK.

Posted by: humboldt hills

Where do I but, and how much.
That looks pretty sweet!

Posted by: backinsaddle

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Originally posted by kenjolly
Gary can you some skid plates, i think they are made by MK.

Ken, spoke with Gary about those, they were more than I wanted to spend. These were more than I wanted to spend too(how a flat plate of aluminum is worth that much i'll never know), but they were cheaper than the MK kit.

humboldt hills, talk to Chad at ECP. I don't want to violate site advertising policy. as stated, I think he adapted from another machine, he told me the front floorboard support was in the way. i assume if you were to cut that support off (which I'll do one of these day), then there might not be any modifications?

Posted by: humboldt hills

Gotcha on the forum rules, I always forget about that.
My floorboard supports are already gone!!!
What was that skid plate made for?
I have some aluminum around.
I can 2 piece something, but I like how that one is mounted.

Posted by: bulldogfallon

We carry the Metrakit skid plate that bolts up w/o mods

Retail is around $149

There is someone else making them for less than $100

I'll try to get more info tomorrow

Posted by: ecmini1

Those skids msrp is 110.00 bolt on with one very minor cut takes 5min. The frt running board mount hits. Other than that a direct bolt on They are thick alumn. and solid.

Posted by: humboldt hills

so do you know what it was made for?
we have several distributors to buy from. If I knew what to cross referance, I could save some $$$$