wats the point???

[madeincanada123]

Whats the point to cutting your plastics or buying racing plastics other than looks? It cant save that much weight, and i just dont get it. I personally think it looks awesome and I have the race plastics but i just dont know the point....Anybody know the real reason?

[XtremelyCrazy]

Mud sticks to plastic, which does add alot of weight.

[GlowBoy]

You can see how close you are getting to an object. Visibility, thats the biggest one I think.

[Slinky]

most riders like to see where their front wheels are tracking, thats the reason i've heard a lot and i would say this does help since i run race plastic i fell like i can put my wheels easier in a better line.

[drsnugfit]

one of the biggest benifits I have found is that the quad is more stable when jumping in windy conditions.

[trx400EXtreme]

Originally posted by GlowBoy
You can see how close you are getting to an object. Visibility, thats the biggest one I think.

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[PismoLocal]

I bought them just for looks. It is nice to have more visibility around your quad too but I don't ever think I have looked down at my front tires while I was riding.

[XtremelyCrazy]

Do you guys trail ride with your cut fenders?

If you do, do you get covered in mud?

[GlowBoy]

I would assume so, the stockers don't do very well to begin with. Cut that ****.

[Nac's22]

Originally posted by XtremelyCrazy
Do you guys trail ride with your cut fenders?

If you do, do you get covered in mud?


Actually it is the opposite for me. i have found since i put the race cuts on it i have gotten less muddy.

[Pipeless416]

Originally posted by XtremelyCrazy
Do you guys trail ride with your cut fenders?

If you do, do you get covered in mud?

on turns, yes i get a little dirtier since one of the tires is actually aiming right at you. other than that, i think i actually stay a little bit cleaner.. especially my feet.