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Rocky Mountain ATV
Jun 26th
Rocky Mountain ATV has been providing off road products since 1985. Primarily starting with ATV tires and wheels, they were established in a small, one room warehouse with one person operating phones, shipping, and receiving. Due to customer support and loyalty, they have grown into a company that ships thousands of products weekly throughout the United States and many other foreign countries.
They’re one of the largest off-road parts and accessories mail order company in the world that supplies motocross gear, atv parts, dirt bike parts and much more, across the U.S. and beyond. They offer thousands of dirt bike, ATV and UTV parts, accessories and riding gear.
ATV Outfitters
Jun 23rd
2008 Arctic Cat Thundercat ATV
Jun 16th
Arctic Cat entered the ATV market in 1995 with the largest displacement quad in the business. By today’s standards, the Bearcat 454 may be entry level, but over a decade later, Arctic Cat is still launching industry firsts with the Thundercat 1000 H2 EFI. More than double the displacement of the original Bearcat, the Thundercat is the most exhilarating, straight-line performance utility 4×4 built.
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Ricochet Skids for Thundercat
Jun 1st
Armor your ATV or UTV against rocks and other impacts with these Skid Plates and A-arm Guard Kits. Each plate has a clear anodized finish for corrosion resistance and is custom fit for easy installation. No drilling or modification required.
Cutouts installed to facilitate oil/filter changes and other routine maintenance without having to remove the plate. Securely mounted using either the stock mounts, the heat treated chromemoly steel clamps or a combination of both. Skid plates are made of 3/16″ H32 aluminum; A-arm guards are fabricated from 5/32″ H32 aluminum. Includes skid plates, A-arm guards and hardware
Editor’s Notes: I recently discovered these skid plates on ATV Outfitters and was considering getting a set for myself. I’m typically uneasy about new products like this because they run the risk of not fitting well. If you have a set of these, please share your opinion on them or anything else relevant to skids that fit the Thundercat in particular.
-Jeff
