Sorry took so long to get these pics up, been out ridin' lots. The front a-arm guards I heated and formed with a small propane torch, they attach to the stock mounting holes on the front and the puckboard is slotted with hose clamps around the rear. The main skid is held on with stainless bolts through the wheelwells on the sides, bolted to the stock skid which is still above it, and several hoseclamps around the frame at the front and rear. The swingarm skid pinches under the stock skid, has a tab that catches the bolt to the right of the diff, and hoseclamps at the front. I have tortured this skid for almost a year with absolutely nothing coming loose or cracking, including some heavy rock climbing and plenty of heavy bush. As long as it is fastened along the edges so they can't catch on anything this skid is nearly indestructible. The hoseclamps is by far the best way to attach this type of skid and have never had a problem with one coming off. To make the skid I patterned it with posterboard cardboard until everything was just how I wanted it and then transferred it to the puckboard. I hope this helps with anyone wanting to make their own. A 4'x8'x1/4" sheet is enough for two bikes.