Saw this on the can am site. Are A-arm protectors something I should be thinking about and worth the money? Thanks in advance for all opinions and advice.
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Saw this on the can am site. Are A-arm protectors something I should be thinking about and worth the money? Thanks in advance for all opinions and advice.
If your doing a lot of off road? There just going to transfer the shock of impact to the A arms. I was gonna get them just for their looks because the Silver "Looks Cool" on the Ryker!
Rykers are essentially road-going vehicles. (forget about the advertising...) If you hit something on the road that is tough enough to damage one: you need to pay better attention to what is going on around you. nojoke
And if you get off-road, and hit something: what the heck were you thinking?? :gaah:
Save your money...
May give you some rain protection, but I wouldn't count on anything else except looks. I do like the look and may add them at some time. cueman
I like the looks of them and I plan on a lot of gravel and backroad riding and stuff happens. Better safe then sorry.
Why wouldn't you want to protect both your arms? :ohyea:Quote:
Originally Posted by GoandChase
Hi all ref A arm pro cut a piece of cardboard to same shape of arm underneath mark through with scriber the screw holes
( 3 ) cut a piece of alloy plate to shape of cardboard ( trial and error) satisfaction and cost saving Nico 75
I personal think its a joke, Not like your 4x4 your Ryker like you would a Jeep. I you are 4x4 your Ryker Ill :bowdown: to you.
Looks to me...... Just for looks mostly.......:joke:
As this was started a good while ago, I thought they look good and may get some rain protection out of them. Now, after seeing that the frame paint isn’t that great, look around your front wheel centers, the A-arm protectors may help with the stone chipping. cueman
I am about to pull the trigger for the same reason. I can see the paint being chipped on the a-arms. The a-arms look like they could get the most damage.