DK's Slip Stream SKID PLATE for 2004-Up Harley Sportster Models
Slip Stream
SKID PLATE
MADE in The USA!
DK Custom Products
FEATURES & SPECS:
- Laser Cut 1/8" Aluminum Single Piece for Strength
- Black Powder Coat or Raw Aluminum Finish
- Includes Stainless Fasteners
- Includes 6 foam spacers
- Everything needed for a 15 minute install
- Step-by-Step Instructions Included
- The sturdy single piece 1/8" thick Aluminum Skid Plate Protects the underside and front of your frame.
- Rocks & road debris are blocked from hitting your frame, engine cases, and wiring.
- Protects frame from damage from lift & trailer ramps, curbs, potholes, etc.
- Slip Stream design and drain holes let air thru and let water drain.
- The "wings" (two on either side) protect wiring bundles from anything that may come at the bike at a bit of an angle.
- Choose from raw aluminum* (see photo on how it can be polished to a mirror finish) or Powder Coated Black.
- These come with step-by-step installation instructions and all needed hardware.
- Bolts Directly to frame in FIVE spots for added strength/protection. Installation time is about 15 minutes.
- The raw aluminum* choice not only saves you $10, but gives the option of painting it whatever color you want.
Fitment:
2004-Up Sportster Models
Does not fit XR1200
Because the purpose of the SS Skid Plate (taking a hit to protect the bike), the DK Custom Lifetime Warranty does not apply to this product.
*On the raw aluminum finish, it is raw, and will have scratches and marks on it. You will want to clean it up a bit with a chrome polish or equivalent, even if you are not going for a mirror finish. It will only need a little clean up if you are going to paint it.
Look at the photo showing the mirror finish that can be had with a little polishing.
"I Like the protection given by this skid plate, and it Looks Good too!" -Jimmy
Install Video:
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Great skid plate kind of a pain to install 0 people found this helpfulQuality is top notch but lining all the holes up takes a little bit of effort. Things pretty sturdy so not a lot of flex but definitely doable with a little bit elbow grease.