Adventure Skid Plate for the Husqvarna Norden 901, made from 8mm-thick HDPE plastic — a technical material known for its resistance to wear, impact and abrasion.
Designed for intensive use over logs and rock crossings, this AXP HARD skid plate has been developed to protect the engine block and tank from heavy impacts. The HARD version uses a specific rear fixation system for maximum resistance, with absolutely no direct link to the engine to avoid any damage transfer. An 8mm thick foam pad is supplied to sit between the plate and the tank to prevent friction, and a mudguard is included to let debris escape the skid plate without impacting cooling.
Reliable protection on the road, on the track and off-road — even in the harshest environments. Tested and approved by experienced riders and long-distance travellers.
Since 1999, AXP Racing has been pushing the boundaries of off-road protection. The AXP manufacturing process combines cutting, bending and welding to deliver maximum strength and durability, whatever the conditions. Made from high density polyethylene, these skid plates offer protection that's lighter than aluminium yet stronger than carbon fibre — with high resistance to heavy impacts and no vibration, for a longer service life than metal alternatives.
Everything you need to fit is included in the box.
Key Features:
- High density polyethylene plastic, 8mm thick
- Lighter than aluminium yet stronger than carbon fibre
- CNC machined for superior quality
- Complete protection: fuel tank, fuel pump, exhaust system and engine casings
- HARD version — specific rear fixation with no direct link to the engine
- Removable mudguard positioned to prevent melting
- Foam pad protection around the fuel tank
- High resistance to heavy impacts
- Generates no vibration and offers a longer service life
- Hardware and fixation brackets included
- Colour: Black
Please Note: This HARD version is NOT compatible with the KTM / Husqvarna centre stand.
Compatibility:
Husqvarna:
- Norden 901 (2022-2027)
- Norden 901 Expedition (2025-2027)
