[easystreet]

http://www.jokersracing.com/content...a_trx700xx_uhmw_pe_main_frame_skid_plate.html

Has anyone ran this or one like it? I would like a little more protection than stock but don't want to add weight or vibration of aluminum.
Thanks!

 

[JBGILL06]

They look good, full coverage. I usually don't mind stock plastic skidplates, just wish they had more coverage like those. And I found that after I bough a full skid plate for my Rincon, I abused the underbelly more because I had protection, lol.

 

[OHV Wildcat]

Easystreet--

I don't have one of those UHMW skid sets, but always wanted one. The guys on the Can-Am forums always used Ricochet aluminum skids, but a bunch of people are over them. They're heavy, and they're not slick. As in, they do a terrible job of sliding over rocks (aluminum galls too easily, so it grabs pointed rocks). And snow sticks to aluminum pretty badly. Everyone seemed to really like the UHMW. That stuff is very slick, and is kinda self-lubricating on abrasive surfaces. I mean, that's why they make cutting boards out of it.

So, if I really used the XX in rocks, I'd absolutely be getting these. Good luck, and please let us know what you decide.

 

[grafixghost]

I have the main skid plate and it is tough and light. It was a little tricky to put on but I am happy with it

 

[Ba9801]

They look really nice.
On my 400EX I had an aluminum pro-armor body skid and an armadillo swing arm skid pad.

I had been looking for options for the 700xx. Maybe this is the way to go.

 

[easystreet]

I'm gonna do this one. I don't want the aluminum rattle or weight.