YFZ swingarm skid
#2
PRM sells a skid that covers the entire length of the swingarm and protects the shock linkage also. They come in .190 or .250 thickness and are great on rock/rut infested trails. I have destroyed a few AC .190's over the years. In all fairness to AC, I ride hard and have been a few places a YFZ shouldn't really go. The full PRM is definitely the tougher of the 2 IMHO.
#6
I have had good luck with the Richochet / bulletline skids.
http://www.hotseatpowersports....-YFZ450-p/ric-5664.htm
http://www.hotseatpowersports....-YFZ450-p/ric-5664.htm
#7
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: Off-Road Master
I have had good luck with the Richochet / bulletline skids.
http://www.hotseatpowersports....-YFZ450-p/ric-5664.htm</end quote></div>
Also a good looking skid. The one he purchased has more coverage and is a lot less likely to dig into the mud/ruts and hang him up though[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
PRM Z-plate
I have had good luck with the Richochet / bulletline skids.
http://www.hotseatpowersports....-YFZ450-p/ric-5664.htm</end quote></div>
Also a good looking skid. The one he purchased has more coverage and is a lot less likely to dig into the mud/ruts and hang him up though[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
PRM Z-plate
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