[pwee223]

A very important addition i want to install on my 2016 Kodiak 700, What did you install? If my Kodiak had these installed i'd sleep better at night. No use re inventing the wheel, would like to know what worked for you? Thank you for your time.

Regards, Jerry

 

[JimP]

If you have the base model and want to keep it looking like factory you can just order them from a Yamaha parts dealer. The ones from higher level machines will fit.

Or you can look at the aftermarket ones, there are quite a few out there.

 

[Primethious]

Stick stoppers from Strong Made appears to be the best after looking at them and noting the design flare they have.

https://strongmade.com/strong-made-...ck-stoppers/front-stick-stoppers.html?cat=294
I'm still torn on getting them vs getting ones from these guys.
https://ironbaltic.com/us/products/...plate-full-set-plastic-yamaha-kodiak-700-2016

 

[TRW]

My under plastics catch so much junk, leaves, grass, sticks, mud, snow, etc, that I wonder how much good it does. The stick stoppers seem like a good idea, but I had never heard of them before. I will be waiting to see a consensus on what might be best.

 

[Primethious]

All it took was riding 5mph around in a fresh tree cut a couple times to rip both my front boots.
You pay for it one way or the other.

 

[Madmax]

I'm waiting on a set from Strong Made to come in now.

 

[Madmax]

Got the front ones on last night, will do the rear tonight. Heavy duty stuff, well made.

 

[Madmax]

Got the rear set on.

 

[pwee223]

well Hercanstein replied on another post my answer, Thank you. parts are going on order. Stick stoppers.

Regards, JW

 

[kody7oo]

Put FULL aluminum products skids on mine, love em.