Rear skid plate for 350X??? Never seen one.

[ClayW]

Can someone let me know if I need to round a rear skid plate up. I am restoring my 350X, and it did not have one on it. Actually it had a tiny chunk of the original still bolted on. Not much there. THe size of a business card. My question is do I need one? Does it protect the sprocket/chain, and brake disc from being hit? Please let me know. If it does protect them, I will definately want one. Anyone have a spare? I will buy it.

[ejc042]

Yes they are there to protect the sprocket, chain, and brakes. I don't have one on the 350X I am building either. I am looking at an aftermarket one for mine. I think both DG and PRM make one.

[BIGCRIP28]

Yeah you should definately get one. Mine still has the stock one but i am thinking about buying a PRM one. Those things are made of solid aluminum and real thick.
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[smokinp]

yes they really save your chain/sprockets and brake,I am quite sure that PRM makes one for the x...

[atctim]

I too am looking for one. I just bought my 350X a few months ago and it does not have one either. A word of advise - I was reading (can't remember if it was here or .org) that the 300EX and TRX250R skid plates will mount up with very minor mods (ie - re-drilling two mounting holes on the skid plate). They might be cheapier than one for a 350X. Have nmot looked into this deep enough yet though.

[Lomax]

Yeah I carry PRM here and they are a very nice unit, They do show one for your machine the part number is 3W119

[ClayW]

Well thats good. I will definately have to find one. I read MO350Xs post about the TRX skidplate that would bolt up with a couple of mods. Maybe it will work out, or I can get one from PRM. It looks like the PRM is a bit more though.

[trikerider2oo7]

only $10 more and i think it would be worth it cause you aint gotta do any work to make it fit

[AirManCam]

http://prm-atv.com/MN.asp?pg=products&specific=197&from=40&mfr=2 there ya go

[mudbogger]

Yeah I carry PRM here and they are a very nice unit, They do show one for your machine the part number is 3W119


What products do you carry?for Honda OEM parts by chance?

[NOS_350X]

I have 5 350x's and only one had a rear skidplate. It has never even been on a bike and i have enver had anything damaged because the lack of one. I use my roter and sproket as a 3rd wheel back there.

[ClayW]

I ended up going with a PRM plate. worked out well and was quite scratched up when I sold the bike.

ClayW

[Blown 331]

I have the PRM on my 350X as well. They make great stuff. I have the PRM desert grab bar on my 350X and kept the one off my 450R, gonna put it on my 06. I plan on putting their desert grab bar on my 250R if I ever deceide to work on it again.

[Meat-BoX]

Not to jump your thread but we talking Skidplates so:

I have been thinking of Building Rear Skidplates, Belly Pans and Nerf Bars for the Tecate now that I have use of a shop. My question is does anyone make them for Tecates? Im sick of the Tecate getting no love, thats why I want to build them. Plus I wont ride my Tecate on anything but grass and Sand untill I get one. If anyone knows of a company that builds Skidplates for Tecates plz let me know.
I will be picking up a 86 200X this weekend, does PRM make Skidplates for them, and if so did anyone have any trouble mounting it. I must say PRM makes some real nice stuff. If you need one for your 350X and PRM makes them I would go with that. Get their Grabbar allso, real sweet product.

[Blown 331]

Tecate grab bars, no skid plates.

http://prm-atv.com/MN.asp?pg=products&grp=80&mfr=7

86/87 200X grab bar, no skid plates either.

http://prm-atv.com/MN.asp?pg=products&grp=34&mfr=2

[Meat-BoX]

Well if Miltech doesnt beat me too it I will be building Skidplates for the Tecates and 200X's:w00t:
Nerf Bars and double wide kickup footpegs allso.

[ovhonda1]

I checked all over the web and PRM has the toughest and best looking plate out there. IT'll run you around $100. Well worth it if you ride in the woods. Mounts fits almost perfectly as well.

[350Kris]

PRM makes great skid plates and grab bars -- tough as nails. Plus, they have a variety of thicknesses to choose from. I'd go with them.

[200xcellent]

3leggeddog has a prm on his 350X and it is really nice. But it seems like it has a larger gap than normal between the plate and the sprocket and rotor. Kinda cuts down on ground clearance.