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KP 18-Jul-2005 11:58

Frame sliders
 
Has anyone used these frame sliders?

http://secure.speedymoto.com/Merchan...gory_Co de=FS

The underbodywork look interesting, or do they defeat the object.
Would 'thru bodywork' framesliders protect the body work that much anyway?

kp


:puzzled::puzzled:

JPM 18-Jul-2005 12:24

I wouldn't bother with any crash protectors on 748-999 range of bikes, as most kits bolt to the frame, I've seen several bikes which have been down the road with these type of protectors fitted, most do more harm than good by splitting the frame tube where the protector fits, so not only do you need plenty of new plastics you also need a new frame

KP 18-Jul-2005 12:48

Thanks for that.

Exactly the type of advice I was after. Best I keep the rubber road side down as they say!

cheers.

m1keyp 18-Jul-2005 13:37

I bought these for a 748, they fit through the engine mount bolt between the V.

This has to be the strongest part of the frame/engine. That said i decided not to fit them as the threads that i had read on the site councilled against.

http://www.cyclecat.com/S1-1.htm

KP 20-Jul-2005 09:39

Seems conclusive - no frame sliders for me.

Carbon749 29-Jul-2005 20:59

Guy's, came to the same concluesion on frame sliders / crash bungs ..... can create more damage than they save.

I have gone for R & G spindle bungs and fixed foot pegs that won't fold up should it go down the road.

The other bonus of the rear spindle bungs is that they will also work as pick up points for a rear paddock stand.

KP 30-Jul-2005 07:19

mmmm... good suggestion, thanks.:)


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