Nerf bars, do they need the heel guard too? The factory one is insufficient?
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I see some come with the heel guard and some come without. The atv's I've been looking at have the heel guard already there. They look like they just need something in front of the peg. Is the one on there from the mfg no good(we're looking at suzuki's)?
thanks,
--Rick
thanks,
--Rick
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The stock ones should do fine if you don't beat on the quad, or step on the heel guards all the time. The aftermarket ones are really for people that beat on there machines, because they can hold up to the abuse better.
I believe you are the one asking for the family, so I'd recommend keeping the stockers.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
I believe you are the one asking for the family, so I'd recommend keeping the stockers.[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-wink.gif[/img]
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I feel the exact oppisite. I will never ride without heal guards anymore. i have seen to many peoples ankles get hurt, and people get ripped off the quad from their foot slipping off back wards and getting caught in the tire.
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Originally posted by: HondaMan440ex
I feel the exact oppisite. I will never ride without heal guards anymore. i have seen to many peoples ankles get hurt, and people get ripped off the quad from their foot slipping off back wards and getting caught in the tire.
I feel the exact oppisite. I will never ride without heal guards anymore. i have seen to many peoples ankles get hurt, and people get ripped off the quad from their foot slipping off back wards and getting caught in the tire.
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AS long as the nerfs don't have a foot sized gap between the stock guards, the whole thing should be pretty safe. If you have any doubts, the aftermarket stuff is generally sturdier, but oem stuff seems to offer a little more protection.
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