I just bought a set of rigid industries dually lights. The light beam is the flood light. I got it mounted right on front of quad didnt bother hooking it up to my high beam switch figured it would be fine this way. Heres a few pictures.

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Hey all just thought I would post on here what I built for my friends rancher 420! It is the stock bumper but I modified it a bit lol! What do y’all think? Still have to paint and grind some of my welds….

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So recently I was spraying down the bike after a ride and I took the plastics off the center of the bike to spray down the lower part of the motor and there was a ton of mud and garbage caked between the oem skid plate and the bottom of the motor. I sprayed and sprayed and got most of it out, but it seems like a lot of the gunk in there was from rides as early as last year!

My question is, does anyone run aftermarket skid plates under their ride? I want to try and keep this mud and garbage out of there so I wont run into overheating issues and other things down the road, but I also have heard that to change the oil you will have to take the aftermarket plates off. I would like to do something to try and help but I am unsure of which way to go here. Any opinions and ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Hey everyone, first time poster here.

I recently bought some supplies to run some of those adhesive LED light strips and am ready to give it a go. My plan is to install them on the inside lid of my storage/passenger box and pass the wiring directly underneath to the battery. I’ve got some male/female terminals so I can remove the box without having to undo any wiring. I haven’t decided yet whether I’ll hook up an in-line fuse directly to the battery or if I’ll tap into the accessory power line which is already on a 10a fuse (my winch is also tapped into this line so it’s only hot when the ignition is on). Suggestions are appreciated here. The lights are rated for 12v but I have no idea how many watts they actually put out yet.

Ideally, I’d like to run all the wiring and install the toggle switch so that I can keep everything hidden and weather proof in the hollow of the moulded plastic in the box. My concern here is that there’s no easy way for me to get to that area without cutting away some of the plastic. I’m OK with doing that, but I have no idea how I’d reattach things and keep it looking neat. Caulking is about all I’ve been able to come up with and I imagine it’ll be clumsy at best.

I’d appreciate any advice and/or product/material suggestions. I’ll attach some photos in a few minutes to help illustrate what it is I’m trying to do exactly.