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Bumpskid....is it needed?
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Bob Denman
New member
PitBull's shock relocator brackets and SpyderPop's Bumpskid are the next two items on my "Gottahave" list. :thumbup:
diesel-dawg
Big Rig Member
Bumpskid is already in the mail, so says the vendor. Thanks for the good info.
Mrogers102
New member
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zbunker
New member
ordering the bumpskid
Hi,
May I ask where you are purchasing the bumpskid? I look at the vendors on the site and unless I missed it, do not see anyone who sells them. Thanks Ron
Hi,
May I ask where you are purchasing the bumpskid? I look at the vendors on the site and unless I missed it, do not see anyone who sells them. Thanks Ron
diesel-dawg
Big Rig Member
spyderpops.com is the place. They had it in shipment almost immediately after placing the order.
DR Buck
New member
I haven't had any surfboarding. The frame is under the engine. Don't think metal will do anything for you other than add excess weight.
jthornton
New member
If your driving at speed in 6" of water you will have other things to worry about instead of hanging 10.
JT
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Amen, brother, amen!
diesel-dawg
Big Rig Member
got my bumpskid delivered today. spyderpops.com surely is on top of his game. Great service on this order.
BajaRon
Well-known member
I don't know that the Bump Skid is necessary if you mean you can't live without it. But I can say for sure that you're much better off with it installed. It's more than just a piece of plastic. It is well thought out, looks good and is very functional.
It is the 1st piece of your Spyder to hit an obstruction (be it something at speed on the freeway or a wheel stop in a parking lot). Without the Bump Skid installed, a nicely painted, expensive part of your Spyder will take the hit.
The Bump Skid is well worth the money. Highly recommended! :thumbup:
It is the 1st piece of your Spyder to hit an obstruction (be it something at speed on the freeway or a wheel stop in a parking lot). Without the Bump Skid installed, a nicely painted, expensive part of your Spyder will take the hit.
The Bump Skid is well worth the money. Highly recommended! :thumbup:
Squadcarman
New member
Saves the frank
I hit one of those highway alligators with mine. I'm sure I would have had a lot of damage without it. It helped my rt slide over the tire chunk and keep control.
I hit one of those highway alligators with mine. I'm sure I would have had a lot of damage without it. It helped my rt slide over the tire chunk and keep control.
Squadcarman
New member
Saves the frunk
Works better than auto correct:banghead:
Works better than auto correct:banghead:
soaring hawk
Member
Is it worth it?
I had one put on spyder fest last year, well on the way home foggy rainy didn't see a dead armadillo when thump crunch we ran it over , bump skid paid for itself in 5 miles after spyder fest 2012. Saved the frunk ! It's worth every penny! :2thumbs:
Gary
I had one put on spyder fest last year, well on the way home foggy rainy didn't see a dead armadillo when thump crunch we ran it over , bump skid paid for itself in 5 miles after spyder fest 2012. Saved the frunk ! It's worth every penny! :2thumbs:
Gary
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