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Bumpskid
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spidergreg
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Very Easy to install
this is how I installed it on my 2012RTS
The bump skid was quite easy. Took less than an hour. Need to put the front of the Spyder up on some ramps so you have some room to move around under the front of the bike. The SpyderPops instructions were very good with clear directions. Take the existing bump skid off, then you place two "J" clips inside of the tupperware (this was the actual hardest part flexing the tupperware such that you can get to first two "J" clips in the proper location) and then screw on the SpyderPops bump skid with the two long screws. Using the bump skid itself as the template you then drill several hole in the bottom of the tupperware and two holes though the frame supports. Remove the bump skid and install "J" clips in all of the newly drilled holes, then reinstall the bumpskid in its final position. Run the wire up the A frame and it simply plugs between an existing connector for the running lights on the fenders. Everything you need to install is provided in the SpyderPops kit. Take you time and you will be fine!
this is how I installed it on my 2012RTS
The bump skid was quite easy. Took less than an hour. Need to put the front of the Spyder up on some ramps so you have some room to move around under the front of the bike. The SpyderPops instructions were very good with clear directions. Take the existing bump skid off, then you place two "J" clips inside of the tupperware (this was the actual hardest part flexing the tupperware such that you can get to first two "J" clips in the proper location) and then screw on the SpyderPops bump skid with the two long screws. Using the bump skid itself as the template you then drill several hole in the bottom of the tupperware and two holes though the frame supports. Remove the bump skid and install "J" clips in all of the newly drilled holes, then reinstall the bumpskid in its final position. Run the wire up the A frame and it simply plugs between an existing connector for the running lights on the fenders. Everything you need to install is provided in the SpyderPops kit. Take you time and you will be fine!
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