I just got a 98 fourtrax 300. Im looking for a set of floorboards. I have found 2 different kinds- one with mesh and protection under the foot shifter and brake pedal and one without that protection, just a hole. My dad used to have the ones without and I liked those. I wanna get yaw's opinion and what brand your prefer and where can i get them at the cheapest? I have also thought about buying some OxLite CV Axle guards, I found a set on ebay for $30 and I thought that was pretty cheap. Any preferences? Im open to any other ideas too.
Fourtrax 300 floorboards
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PS70 , don't take my snow shoe pun seriously , they look great , I love unique things , and I doubt we will ever see another set like yours , maybe paint them hot orange like your muffler m that sucker is 'HOT" ! -------------------- I wish I would have waited two weeks for my floorboards to be pained white at the factory , I went against the very thing I told you about being a turtle and couldn't wait , I hate to paint them now as the factory paint job is really good , I think they are powered coated --------- isn't this stuff addictive ! personally I have just as much fun building as riding , just not much into repairs , lol
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I just made these today for mine. I did have to cut out a section for the break but I feel like these floor boards are going to be super strong and do everything I need from them. Only took about 3 hours and made everything from scrap metal we had laying around.
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Those are real nice. Welcome to the forum and thanks for sharing. I may be doing something similar to an old 250 utility so that I can ride it to keep my feet in place while also being useful for everyone else that uses it as well.
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Thanks! I built them 1 for safety reasons and 2 I had the little plastic mud guards and everyone likes to use as a steps and it has destroyed my fenders and the support brackets. I just did this today so the wife can have her own pegs. Going on a big ride with the church this weekend so making sure its all ready to go. I put a metal plate behind the step and I welded the existing support bar to it and also added a bar down to the floorboard. Now the fender and the steps are super ridged.
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