Has anyone had experiences with PRM ATV i would like to know what you think of there products and service.


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T.J. Flynn Honda 300ex - stock but not for long

 

Just installed and put to use PRM's full chassis and rear diff skid plates,and front bumper for my 450ES.Very friendly service.Reasonable prices.The quality seems good.The thickness of the Aluminum (aircraft strength-T-6 6061) is thinner than that of DG but has so far held up without any problems.I took some very "firm" hits to the undercarriage and only received small scratches.Installation was pretty simple.They do not include instructions but it's pretty easy to figure out.They use existing skidplate mounting points and some of their own bolts.Only problem I had was an anoying rattle from the rear of the full chassis skid plate which was solved with applying some foam pipe insulation to the bottom of the frame tubes.So far holding well and quiet.Full skidplates and front bumper with shipping was $260 even.

 

i had a prm grab bar and when i attempted a wheele and whent over too far it broke braking my falg and almost my plastic ever sence this experience i have sworn to never use a nother one of there products and i sujest you don't etheir


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I have the prm bumper and grab bar on my mojave and 250r, and I love them. i haven't run into any problems. In fact i going to order another set for my other mojave!

 

I have PRM skids on my Warrior. Very tough, inexpensive, easy to mount up. Great product at a good price. I'd definitely buy these again, In fact, I think I'll go order their bumper now...cya

 

PRM...great products... on my 300EX I have the standard grab bar and have done NUMEROUS wheelies smacking the bar. It still hasn't broken or bent (my DG grab bar got bent up). Also I have PRM's six-pak rack. It has experienced it's share of smackin' from wheelies and it still holds it's shape. PRM....great products!

trailshooter
'98 300EX