rocks like that are only part of the way no too bad, but you can never be too safe riding in this stuff, skid plates are a must

 

Thanks OUTBACK! Yea, I hadn't much internet time lately. Working alot (no internet
connection with this new job, ohh poo!) Coming home late, not motivated to sit
in front of the computer and ohh the biggest thing, my wireless has been down,
so if I want to get on the internet, I have to come down in this damp and dusty
basement that makes me cough and hack. LOL...LOL
Vs my comfort of my laptop anywhere in the house.

Anyways yea hope to have my next run by early March and haven't ran my
Quad (new 800) almost all winter shame to say! On this next run having those skid plates
would help with all the rock, I have banged up the bottom of my frame alot
with my SP450 nothing to see any cracks though! Yea, I will just add these
skid plates to the list, LOL!

I think for me I would get more use out of it Vs. the body guard stuff!

QUESTION, does having the skid plates on greatly inhibit changing out the
oil and fluids etc.? Would I have to remove it to reach the drain plugs?

R'

 

I have not seen the skid plates in person but from the pictures it looks like they have holes in all the locations of drain plugs

 

And....how is the assembly time to put these things on? Is it a bear
to install them?

R'

 

on my scrambler i just tilted the atv on its back and they whent right on no prob the hardest part on mine was the a arm gaurds because the a arems were bent so they didn't fit. other than that it is preety easy and quick.

 

COOL BEANS! Is the shiny aluminum the only option or do they
make it in black or other colors?

R'

 

the alunimum is the lightest i have black steel a arm gaurds because they were cheaper on my scrambler but all teh rest is the allunimum.