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Colorado Springs, CO United States | Has anyone seen a skid plate that would bolt on a 2008 Victory Hammer S? I've seen some for other Victory bikes - but can't find anything for a Hammer. Also interested in how other people jack up their Hammer since the engine block drops lower (and uneven) under the frame area. I need something with a flat bottom for jacking up...
Any ideas are appreciated.
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Tourer
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Grand Cane, LA | May look crude, but could be easily made and you could customize it to fit your frame.
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Visionary
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Jasper, MO | Most of us just slide a common motorcycle lift under the engine and jack it up.
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Iron Butt
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| HammerCO - 2016-05-01 8:36 PM
Has anyone seen a skid plate that would bolt on a 2008 Victory Hammer S? I've seen some for other Victory bikes - but can't find anything for a Hammer. Also interested in how other people jack up their Hammer since the engine block drops lower (and uneven) under the frame area. I need something with a flat bottom for jacking up...
Any ideas are appreciated.
I used these where the rubber from the ATV lift intersects the frame. 4 in a package, two per frame rail.
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Shepherd-2-in-Brown-Smooth-Rubber-Furnit...
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Visionary
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| its only the aluminum bikes that have the skid plate |
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Colorado Springs, CO United States | Thank you all. |
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