[BAMA BANSHEE]

It's nice to have the necessities stock. Really tired of spending twenty grand and needing another five grand in accessories . Also this cage may be up to snuff.

 

[BAMA BANSHEE]

The more specs I read and videos I watch the more I think yamaha did there homework. They have a capable machine stock. Then the turbo option for the dune guys and the recluse clutch and over fenders for the trail and rock climbers . Thank you yamaha for your efforts to step up the game.

 

[TENNESSEE]

lT'S ONLY MONEY. YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU WHEN YOU DEAD. HAVE FUN NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Desertdog]

lT'S ONLY MONEY. YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU WHEN YOU DEAD. HAVE FUN NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes you can take it with you when you die, but it must ALL be in your pocket to that moment in time!!!! LOL

 

[Desertdog]

It's nice to have the necessities stock. Really tired of spending twenty grand and needing another five grand in accessories . Also this cage may be up to snuff.

I would still be getting a fully welded cage with added protection. I don't like or trust bolted together cages. I would also get new seats and 5 pt harness' at the very least.

 

[BAMA BANSHEE]

I wanna inspect the seats and cage up close. I know the rekluse and over fenders are a must

 

[DV8TED]

Did anyone get a good look at the skid during the unveiling? How thick? Does it appear to be solid enough to hold up to the usual abuse or will a person need to get an aftermarket one? So far it looks like I'll only need to get a-arm protectors. We ride in all sorts of different terrain and I've learned it is cheaper to protect it in the beginning as apposed to repairing it later...

 

[Sandfreak]

Did anyone get a good look at the skid during the unveiling? How thick? Does it appear to be solid enough to hold up to the usual abuse or will a person need to get an aftermarket one? So far it looks like I'll only need to get a-arm protectors. We ride in all sorts of different terrain and I've learned it is cheaper to protect it in the beginning as apposed to repairing it later...

I know Factory UTV 3/8 skids will be going on our shop build been available. Plus being a dealer its nice to show them off.

 

[Desertdog]

Did anyone get a good look at the skid during the unveiling? How thick? Does it appear to be solid enough to hold up to the usual abuse or will a person need to get an aftermarket one? So far it looks like I'll only need to get a-arm protectors. We ride in all sorts of different terrain and I've learned it is cheaper to protect it in the beginning as apposed to repairing it later...

Here is a picture of the skid plates. Thickness unknown at this moment

 

[DV8TED]

I know Factory UTV 3/8 skids will be going on our shop build been available. Plus being a dealer its nice to show them off.

Yeah, I've been looking at the Factory UTV skids and they look pretty darn durable. Just trying to see if the stock ones are any good or just superficial.

Here is a picture of the skid plates. Thickness unknown at this moment

Thanks! I seen the pic earlier and it looks great. Very clean. I'm just hoping that they can stand up to normal use and abuse.

 

[topgun]

Looks pretty good to me!

 

[Sandfreak]

Here is a picture of the skid plates. Thickness unknown at this moment

First time I seen a pic. Buy far the best coverage out of any oem. Props to Yamaha..

 

[Jaybuk]

But is the alternator add on required to run lights?

 

[Desertdog]

But is the alternator add on required to run lights?

This is a skid plate thread.