Cure for scruffy bottom

[Tulefog]

We rode our 2013RT a few weeks ago on a country road and I got off the side a little. I am including the picture of the original skid plate, I am pretty sure it will not take much more of that abuse. I bought and installed one of Spyderpops skid plates. Being as thick and much more extensive coverage, I should not have any serious damage to the underside of the frunk, it has a pretty good scrape on the underside which the new plate covers.
There are probably others that are worse or have been replaced, but it didn't take much to do this.

[Chupaca]

mine was that way and thing is I didn't think I hit anything. The shock reloctors also raised the front end a bit so ground ckearance is better...but many don't realize how much damage there is to that area..good move going with the bumpskid...:2thumbs:

[cuznjohn]

sorry i thought you meant your butt and i was going to say powder

[daltmeyer]

Those scuffs are normal I think and that's what the plates are for. Spyderpops plate is a super upgrade I highly recomend. Out of all my upgrades I consider it one of the must-haves.

I've got just about everything Spyderpops sells for an rs. I love his work.

[PrairieSpyder]

sorry i thought you meant your butt and i was going to say powder

:agree: It sounded like a personal problem to me! Surely there's a cream for that.

[Bob Denman]

:shocked: I'm not reading any of this, and I dare not intervene! :yikes:
Powders...Creams... :banghead:

[NetJunkie]

Looks like it was doing its job as expected. What makes you think it wouldn't have lasted much longer?