What is the ground clearance at the lowest point under the rear sprocket?

Also, are there front or rear fender extensions to protect against mud spray. If so, where do you get them?

Does anyone have a picture of their quad with these extensions on?


Thanks for your help.

 

If I remember correctly, the lowest point by the rear sprocket is about 6 or 6.5 inches. No higher than that, but in mud, it cuts right through. If you do a lot a rock riding, I would suggest the swing arm skid plate.

Click on the camera below my username. I have a good shot of my Scrambler with the fender extensions. I didn't put them on myself. They were on it when I bought it. They protect from mud, water, snow, etc. My friends with Scramblers are always having mud fling in their face. I still get mud on me of course, but not as much. If you buy them, get them from a Polaris dealer, or anyone else that carries Pure Polaris accessories. All the aftermarket companies I saw that make them, make some pretty pathetic looking fender extensions. Stick with the Pure Polaris brand.

 

www.denniskirk.com carrys the extensions

 

Thanks guys

 

hello

i made my own for $ 50.00 from plastic that i bought from performance stock car bodies. there is enough to make them for 2 quads .look at my pics in the gallery . these are 3 inches wide and i plan to make a wider set.