Looking one for my FE. Trying to find something light and durable. I figure what the big boys use would be more than fine for me.
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Do you guys know what skid plate the Red Bull Factory KTM team uses?
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The off road factory KTM & Husky guys us P3 http://p3carbon.com/
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flatout111 wrote:
Looking one for my FE. Trying to find something light and durable. I figure what the big boys use would be more than fine for me.
The big boy team uses one made by Akrapovic, which is not available to the public.
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FO111,
Too bad Akrap. won't sale to the public. CJV, looks damn good. Not sure how you pulled off the holes on the sides at those angles....?
I have a P3 Carbon skid plate on one bike and the rear disc guard. The problem is the rear guard is made so poorly That it is actually not centered over the disc. I sent pictures to P3 and I was ignored.
Lesson learned. I think I'll stick Light speed and or Pro-Carbon. My .02
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Ghostrider145 wrote:
FO111,
Too bad Akrap. won't sale to the public. CJV, looks damn good. Not sure how you pulled off the holes on the sides at those angles....?
I have a P3 Carbon skid plate on one bike and the rear disc guard. The problem is the rear guard is made so poorly That it is actually not centered over the disc. I sent pictures to P3 and I was ignored.
Lesson learned. I think I'll stick Light speed and or Pro-Carbon. My .02
Ghost
To drill the side holes, I used a 2x4 block under the plate to hold it flat. You can see it in the background.
*I deffinitly reccomend if anyone does this to wear rubber gloves and long sleeve. The carbon dust is pretty itchy. I've done 2 this way and it holds up great.
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I am gonna give the Acerbis one a shot, haven't received it yet but that's what I am going to try.,,,
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Ghostrider145 wrote:
FO111,
Too bad Akrap. won't sale to the public. CJV, looks damn good. Not sure how you pulled off the holes on the sides at those angles....?
I have a P3 Carbon skid plate on one bike and the rear disc guard. The problem is the rear guard is made so poorly That it is actually not centered over the disc. I sent pictures to P3 and I was ignored.
Lesson learned. I think I'll stick Light speed and or Pro-Carbon. My .02
GhostCarlinoJoeVideo wrote:
To drill the side holes, I used a 2x4 block under the plate to hold it flat. You can see it in the background.
*I deffinitly reccomend if anyone does this to wear rubber gloves and long sleeve. The carbon dust is pretty itchy. I've done 2 this way and it holds up great.
Good idea, I'm going to do it to mine, I just got the p3 and put it on my 18' fc450.
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