skid plate is in
#42
11-18-2006, 02:51 AM
RE: skid plate is in
just got mine, and installed it. It fits perfectly and looks great. I'm Stoked!!!
Dave
Dave
#43
11-18-2006, 05:08 AM
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Republic of Texas
Posts: 387
RE: skid plate is in
ORIGINAL: YYY.GUY
Can you post a couple pics of the "extended version"?
I asked Mike G. before I ordered if he could provide some pics, but he said they didn't have tefer's bike anymore, so the differences would be pretty hard to see. (I went with the standard version, so I'm just curious to see what I missed out on.)
BTW - I was hoping for a "CRD wannabe", too, but I'm really happy with the USC plate. What do you think?
Thanks!
ORIGINAL: mmatz
Oh yea! I got the extended version Wednesday night. Installed it Thursday in about 15 minutes. Great looking plate. I am sooo... glad I didn't pay the local fab shop 250 clams to build me a CRD look alike.
Oh yea! I got the extended version Wednesday night. Installed it Thursday in about 15 minutes. Great looking plate. I am sooo... glad I didn't pay the local fab shop 250 clams to build me a CRD look alike.
I asked Mike G. before I ordered if he could provide some pics, but he said they didn't have tefer's bike anymore, so the differences would be pretty hard to see. (I went with the standard version, so I'm just curious to see what I missed out on.)
BTW - I was hoping for a "CRD wannabe", too, but I'm really happy with the USC plate. What do you think?
Thanks!
Willum
TC
#44
11-18-2006, 06:52 AM
RE: skid plate is in
ORIGINAL: Marty
Well bite my shorts!
Why is it that you get your KLX250 before me and now you get your skidplate before me.
It ain't fair I tell ya'!
So, is it all that you hoped for?
ORIGINAL: bmwhd
Got it! Installed it! Love it! Thanks USC!!!
Got it! Installed it! Love it! Thanks USC!!!
Well bite my shorts!
Why is it that you get your KLX250 before me and now you get your skidplate before me.
It ain't fair I tell ya'!
So, is it all that you hoped for?
I love the skid plate. Top quality and easy to install. Well worth the money.
#45
11-18-2006, 02:39 PM
Senior Member
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Just South of the Ocala Nationa Forest
Posts: 1,262
RE: skid plate is in
BMWHD,
Well, it might not be a CRD, but it is one heck of a fine looking skidplate.
I am very happy with the product that USC developed for us. It is just what the little bike needs as it will be using it.
On my trips to North Carolina, I know I ride a lot of gravel forest roads. I'm sure there were times when things got a bit close to the case of the motor. Now I have something to protect the case.
The KLX is used to ride some pretty interesting areas up there.
To all that made this happen . . . . . .
Well, it might not be a CRD, but it is one heck of a fine looking skidplate.
I am very happy with the product that USC developed for us. It is just what the little bike needs as it will be using it.
On my trips to North Carolina, I know I ride a lot of gravel forest roads. I'm sure there were times when things got a bit close to the case of the motor. Now I have something to protect the case.
The KLX is used to ride some pretty interesting areas up there.
To all that made this happen . . . . . .
T H A N K Y O U ! ! ! !
#46
11-18-2006, 09:20 PM
RE: skid plate is in
ORIGINAL: YYY.GUY
Can you post a couple pics of the "extended version"?
I asked Mike G. before I ordered if he could provide some pics, but he said they didn't have tefer's bike anymore, so the differences would be pretty hard to see. (I went with the standard version, so I'm just curious to see what I missed out on.)
BTW - I was hoping for a "CRD wannabe", too, but I'm really happy with the USC plate. What do you think?
Thanks!
ORIGINAL: mmatz
Oh yea! I got the extended version Wednesday night. Installed it Thursday in about 15 minutes. Great looking plate. I am sooo... glad I didn't pay the local fab shop 250 clams to build me a CRD look alike.
Oh yea! I got the extended version Wednesday night. Installed it Thursday in about 15 minutes. Great looking plate. I am sooo... glad I didn't pay the local fab shop 250 clams to build me a CRD look alike.
I asked Mike G. before I ordered if he could provide some pics, but he said they didn't have tefer's bike anymore, so the differences would be pretty hard to see. (I went with the standard version, so I'm just curious to see what I missed out on.)
BTW - I was hoping for a "CRD wannabe", too, but I'm really happy with the USC plate. What do you think?
Thanks!
#47
11-20-2006, 06:18 PM
RE: skid plate is in
ORIGINAL: mmatz
ORIGINAL: YYY.GUY
Can you post a couple pics of the "extended version"?
I asked Mike G. before I ordered if he could provide some pics, but he said they didn't have tefer's bike anymore, so the differences would be pretty hard to see. (I went with the standard version, so I'm just curious to see what I missed out on.)
BTW - I was hoping for a "CRD wannabe", too, but I'm really happy with the USC plate. What do you think?
Thanks!
ORIGINAL: mmatz
Oh yea! I got the extended version Wednesday night. Installed it Thursday in about 15 minutes. Great looking plate. I am sooo... glad I didn't pay the local fab shop 250 clams to build me a CRD look alike.
Oh yea! I got the extended version Wednesday night. Installed it Thursday in about 15 minutes. Great looking plate. I am sooo... glad I didn't pay the local fab shop 250 clams to build me a CRD look alike.
I asked Mike G. before I ordered if he could provide some pics, but he said they didn't have tefer's bike anymore, so the differences would be pretty hard to see. (I went with the standard version, so I'm just curious to see what I missed out on.)
BTW - I was hoping for a "CRD wannabe", too, but I'm really happy with the USC plate. What do you think?
Thanks!
Did the extended version fit up snug all around, or did it flex on the one side when you tightened it up?
#49
11-20-2006, 09:53 PM
RE: skid plate is in
Hmmm, not bad! Thanks for the pics.
Did the extended version fit up snug all around, or did it flex on the one side when you tightened it up?
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Mike at USC did say that the plate might be at a slight angle due to the frame coverage on the right side. This is the only difference between the two and I tend to lean toward "Over Kill".
I do not notice any angle, or flexing upon tightening, and I am very happy with the fit and the much needed engine and frame protection. I am now ready to ride the Rockies with reckless abandon.
Matt
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