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Thicker aluminum skid looks like the answer to me. i will be in touch.
Easiest way to add skid. Always get kick out of front heavy myth when I do this
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Still looks a little scary though! Remove a couple studs and she'd flop over.Easiest way to add skid. Always get kick out of front heavy myth when I do this
You be careful young man.
I add a strap to back. But if no wind kids or animals around it would be fine.Still looks a little scary though! Remove a couple studs and she'd flop over.
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NICE, LOOKS GOOD!
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is this an old picture? Your not running a stock can are you? I know you have a header but can I am not sure?
New pic. I am running a ULmER modified stock can. Others were too loud with that header.
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Just another quality product by Barn of Parts.
Definitely has some meat to it.
Pretty simple install. Cannondale was right. One can hang the nose way over the lift without any issues.
Once on the lift remove the rear access panel fasteners.
Remove the 2 front A arm guard fasteners.
LocTite the new fasteners supplied.
Tickle the skid plate Under the A arm guard and snug it down.
Yeah, I know, why sticker bomb a skid plate? Just a little fun before the real riding begins.
Now the only reason to use a block of wood, jacking up the front end with a floor jack, is to prevent scratching the stickers.
This baby has some substance. And changing oil will only require removing 2 additional fasteners.
Definitely a product to consider. Thanks Barn of Parts.
Definitely has some meat to it.
Pretty simple install. Cannondale was right. One can hang the nose way over the lift without any issues.
Once on the lift remove the rear access panel fasteners.
Remove the 2 front A arm guard fasteners.
LocTite the new fasteners supplied.
Tickle the skid plate Under the A arm guard and snug it down.
Yeah, I know, why sticker bomb a skid plate? Just a little fun before the real riding begins.
Now the only reason to use a block of wood, jacking up the front end with a floor jack, is to prevent scratching the stickers.
This baby has some substance. And changing oil will only require removing 2 additional fasteners.
Definitely a product to consider. Thanks Barn of Parts.
