can you retain the front motor guard and the side guard on it?
1035906
I have installed 2 of theses on ct70's with a lityle tweeking on rear shock mount, u will no longer use front fram mount. The skid plate and engine guard bars eill also work with a little tlc-tweeking..i have hsd no problem with these..recommend these for cost vs.honda exhaust
1035907
You can but the pipe is rite up against the engine front guard . I had to bend the engine protector tubes slightly to get them to line up with the holes in the frame for the two bolts on each side.
1239165
Yes, but only the front castors. I know the two front corners lock, the center front castor may lock also. I've had zero trouble with movement, highly recommend!
1905879
Sure can. Just don't lose any of the little washers that could fall off. I managed to lose one and now it won't lock down when I tighten it. I'm sure it could be easily replaced though.
739215
I have a 2011 that I didn't even remove the skid plate to install the guard. So yes you can keep the skid plate on the truck
2133014
Yes, as you can see in the image, it includes the lock, the actuator and the mount. Which is actually kind of irritating because it is just the actuator that goes bad and is only about a twenty dollar part. However, you can't buy it separately and so must get the more expensive assembly... it does make switching it out easier though. It takes about five minutes.
2261833
Yes. You can interchange the cutter. Take off the front wing nuts (and washers) and the cutter will come right off.
1645052
I would think so. You could either keep them snapped together and have them both "wrap in" on the guard, or unsnap a couple and just have the liner on the guard.
746578
You can keep the front sight on, the top handguard installs from the top, and doesn't affect the front sight. fyi - when removing the original rail from the reciever, don't lose the small black metal disc & spring from the bottom of the backup rear sight.
663955
I totally agree with Glenn. It's not that much more expense to do both sides at the same time. I have had mechanics and parts dealers says that if one side is gone , then it is only a matter if time before the other one fails. You can buy just the one you need. And it may cure any problem you have for a long while. Just know that you could have the problem again soon if you change only one.
2122015
No. If you're replacing a big chainring, you can use the existing bolts. If you're adding the Guard to a 2x setup, you may need to get longer bolts to accomidate the guard's extra width.
1340021
hi Matt, Sorry we can't. But we can use the mold or your teeth impression if you have either one. Or you can just take a new impression from the kit you receive after you order. We won't stop until your guard is of perfect fit. Sarah
585233
Yes. There are two locations, one for the front and one for the rear sleeve bearings.
1593119
Yes you can, but front end geometry will be way out.be ready to wear out CV'S / drive axels
1322807
great!!! theres no problem it go on the same way as before you add motor ,altho you might have to bend the arm slightly to get nut & bolt back on
691031
It looks like one could do so, if one added mounting clips onto the front suspension, such as that shown here:https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10204376979090049&set;=o.152191818153922&ty;pe=1I have not actually done it, but the user who took the photo claims to have done so, as shown.
2052284
It doesn't show it in the pictures, but it comes with a bunch of attachments including an adjustable guard. You would be good to go.
239204
I have a 2003 1200cc sportster custom with forward controls and the guard required a modified lower mount bracket to fit.