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i HIGHLY suggest the Pro-Armor Swingarm skid. It is the thickest out there (that i am aware of)
Very nice fit and finish. I am usually cheap when it comes to that kind of thing...but read about everyone having problems with a few brands (ac and armadillo i beleive) it was 100...but is 1/4 inch thick and definately takes a beating and keeps on ticking!
Very nice fit and finish. I am usually cheap when it comes to that kind of thing...but read about everyone having problems with a few brands (ac and armadillo i beleive) it was 100...but is 1/4 inch thick and definately takes a beating and keeps on ticking!
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I just bought A-arm guards, a full length skid (for the engine), and a swingarm skid from Utah Sport Cycle (Ricochet ATV Products) for $215. They are from their Bullet Line for high performance ATV's, and they are 6061 1/4". You can go to www.utahsportcycle.com if you are interested. I have not yet put them on, but they look like they are made very well.
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just received my AC full skid and swingarm plates. full skidplate not too bad.....but the swingarm plate is terrible. cheaply made (thin,weak) not engineered right (hit brake rotor right out of the box) and not practical ( the brake and sprocket guards and bent down just asking to be bent up into the things they're supposed to protect!!) anyway my two cents, good luck!!
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