Skid Plates

rezrider

rezrider

Bryce R:
No I mean the company that this thread is about doesn't have holes in the Yamaha Skidplates.
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Sorry, yea...I checked it out...The only skid plate I had without holes in it was a long time ago when the pipes went under the bike and the skid plates weren't very high...
 
Nighthawk016

Nighthawk016

dirtjunkie85:
I really like the E-Line Carbon Fiber stuff. its pricey but is tougher than a two dollar steak!!
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I don't know about using carbon fiber for stuff like that, it definitely works, and it sure can take a hit, but its scratch sensitive. one good scratch and the the integrity of the entire piece is gone.

that info is coming from personal experience :doh:
 
Agent2

Agent2

KTMRack:
Travace this is the Skid Plate that I just added to my 2010 KTM 450 EXC. I had the same skid plate on my 2008 KTM 450 EXC. Flatland Racing is where I got them from

Flatland Racing Web link
http://www.flatlandracing.com/

Link to the skid plate for your bike $85
http://www.flatlandracing.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=FR&Product_Code=24-12&Category_Code=24-KTM

Picture of skid plate
24-12.jpg


:cheers:
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I see the front is held in with bolts, same on the underside? On my 400 the skidplate was held on with clamps, a real pain in the ass to take off and install. I have an XR's only bolt on skid plate on the 650, much easier to take off and on for maintenance. And it's taken some good whacks, no reliability issues with the bolts.
 
Rack

Rack

Agent2:
I see the front is held in with bolts, same on the underside? On my 400 the skidplate was held on with clamps, a real pain in the ass to take off and install. I have an XR's only bolt on skid plate on the 650, much easier to take off and on for maintenance. And it's taken some good whacks, no reliability issues with the bolts.
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Yes it is bolted to the frame.
 
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