Skid Plates?

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jbrim

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I have a 2001 KDX 220 and I just purchased a Works Connection skid plate and it does not seem to cover very much. Can I get some suggestions on some good skid plates. Thanks

 

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moridin

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Are you sure you got the skid plate and not theglide plate?

The skid plate I have (Utah SPortcycle) also sold as Moose and some others - come sup around the KDX dogears.

Works well.

Sean

 

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KAY DEE EXER

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moridin said:

come sup around the KDX dogears.

Click to expand...

Or is that dog bones... hell I dunno...

 

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canyncarvr

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I use a Works skid plate. Considering how it's pretty much beat to a pulp, it must be doing something!

No, it does not have a water pump guard.

It does accomplish its purpose, which in my case was to protect the frame rails.

What is it you want to accomplish?

 

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jbrim

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Thanks for the feedback. MY works connection does not cover the dog ears. I think would feel more comfortable if it did. I will look at the moose brand any other brands I should look at.

thanks

 

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moridin

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Check out Flatland Racing. They make some incredible plates I think they have one for the KDX now.

sn

 

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canyncarvr

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This is from distant memory (No, I don't mean earlier this afternoon), but seems the Works people offered a plate with and without coverage for the frame ears.

Mine is 'with'.

Not a whole lot of sense in having a skid plate without that.