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    Very Active Member bmwlarry's Avatar
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    Default FYI regarding adding skid plates to a spyder

    Pick up this recent video at 9 min spot ...
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    Well, no offense to Shawn or anyone else ---- but----- there are a few pretty healthy gouges on my skid plate that would have damaged the stock underpinnings. I'll keep my 3/8" skid plate ( also raised the front with spring stiffeners ) Thanks for the video though.

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    Shawn is a dealer mechanic, he follows the company line. There is a provision on my skid plate to bolt it to the frame for more stiffness. If you hit the front end on something hard enough it will still break parts.
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