Skinz airframe running boards

[Trax 2 Treadz]

I re-read your post Shoppingcart111 and I see you have BMF boards. I can't really advise you on the installation of their boards because I haven't ever installed a set of their boards nor have I read a set of their instructions. I would think though that your boards should have come with a set of instructions. I did track down the phone number of the manufacturer for you though if you wanted to give them a call and see if they could help you out it is 612-202-9245.

Jan

 

[cutterguy987]

Hey also thanks Trax got my airframe end of last winter little bit nervous to start but once i got into it was no problem .They realy look great.

 

[Trax 2 Treadz]

You are most welcome Cutterguy 987, thanks so much for choosing to do business with us!!! That first cut is always the hardest it doesn't matter how many boards we have installed that first cut always gives me pause for thought because there is no turning back past that point!!! I have never regretted my decision to put Airframes on my sled. I have always maintained no matter what brand of sled I ride in the future 2 of the must have mods are the Airframes and the K-Mod skid. Those 2 things have made riding so much more enjoyable for me.

Jan

 

[yamadabadoo]

I wouldn't wait another minute to upgrade the running boards on that girl!! I nearly wore the soles off my stompers kicking ice off my summit last year, not to mention the fact that you could never get grip when it counted the most. This year I put on a set of WRP boards and by far the best money I have ever spent.(I can only imagine air frames are as good or better). I didn't have to kick my running boards once on my last ride. I would for sure recommend getting a body saw and air rivet gun which can be had for less than two hundred dollars at princess auto which would also be a wise investment unless your looking for a wicked forearm workout!

Air riveter on sale at princess auto right now for $44. Got one yesterday
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