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I'm in the camp of do it upfront and protect your investment

Delete this post Submitted by Observer on 27/Apr/2015 in reply to Re: If it's new it doesn't need skid plates. posted by Eric F on 27/Apr/2015
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It's much easier adding skid plates on a nice uniform surface. Sanding doesn't take much effort at all. Well attached skid plates avoid dents as well.

Talking to BMO the past weekend, the current trend is two straps for each leg or a pre-built saddle. BMO is well worth the trip if you want a truly professional job.

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