Bent some crap

So I was out riding the 850 at Hatchers Pass yesterday and smacked a rock hidden in the snow pretty bad. I could feel a little extra engine vibration but didn’t leak any oil or anything.

I removed right side foot well and can see it bent the small frame peice that helps hold that oil filter plate. Ended up rubbing a small groove into my engine. (Hopefully the pic shows ok)

The ATV still tracks fine and I got it up to 60+ a few times ridding the dirt road back to the trucks.

Thinking about just getting a large brass punch and beating that bracket down some so it isn’t rubbing the engine.

Anyone else had a similar issue?

That is the oil filter on the left side of the picture.

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