i just went threw hell fixing my cv boots and i dont want that to happen again so can someone tell me what company makes the best
thank you

 

Mudman, what do you contribute the damage to your CV boots to, was it normal wear or did something happen to rip them open? Just wondering so I know what to look for. My KQ is a '99 M.Y. What year is yours? And did you put them on yourself or the dealer? I will be looking into guards for you but someone here may have an answer already, hopefully. Good luck...
Chuck, Suzuki KQ 300, GPS & lunch...

 

Personally I think they are all about the same.


I have Cycle Country guards on my machine. Make sure you get steel, no plastic. The guards are very easy to put on, If I remeber right they use two "U" bolts on each side. They take about 5 minutes to put on.

 

I don't own a king quad, but on my 4x4, I have Oxlite cv boot guards. There are very heavy duty, and provide awesome protection. A lot of riders don't like cv guards, because mud/ice/rocks build up in the guards and rub on the cv joints causing the boot to tear. Personally, I rather have the guards on. I've torn one boot with the guards on and torn one without the guards on. Just my input.

 

I have OEM (from suzuki) guards myself. They are steel and fairly easy to install. I would have to agree with the comments that they are about the same and get steel not plastic.

 

oxlites

they may be a tad heavier then the aluminium guards but man are they tough. how cars about a few ounces anyway. these aren't sport quads we're talkin

 

Well, there you go Mudman! I haven't had a chance to go out looking for CV guards yet but you now have a variety of styles to investigate yourself. Are these guys good or what?
Chuck, Suzuki KQ 300, GPS & lunch...

 

thanks everyone for the help and yes they are very good and smart about the sport
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