Frame Sliders

tclogston

Location: Cumming, GA

Joined: 05/19/14

Posts: 93

Frame Sliders
08/11/16 2:35 PM

What brand do you use, pro's and con's....

Thanks in advance....

Troy
2014 ZX 14r Yosh Carbon R77 slip-ons, PCV, Pazzo levers, Galfer stainless brake and clutch lines, Puig tinted screen, Vortex Rear Sets, Vortex black gas cap, PSR passenger pegs, Full HID light kit, Hotbodies undertail, Smoked taillight and front and rear turnsignals, Michelin Power Sports, Vortex Black Anodized Sprocket., Traxxion Dynamics front forks, Penske rear shock, Rizoma fluid reservoirs, carbon fiber rear hugger and chain guard.

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Rook

Joined: 03/28/09

Posts: 20856

RE: Frame Sliders
08/11/16 6:18 PM

LSL. Supposed to reduce the chance of breaking the frame but I have heard otherwise reported on here. Also, replaceable delrin pad and the whole puck is replaceable if need be.

I keep mine on for looks. I'd go without if I hadn't already spent the $$. Good for a garage tip over but if you go for a slide, I think your better to let the fairings and engine covers take the beating.

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tclogston

Location: Cumming, GA

Joined: 05/19/14

Posts: 93

RE: Frame Sliders
08/11/16 6:23 PM

Thanks Rook....I'm debating frame sliders versus case covers....may go with the latter but wanted to see what everyone was using.

Troy
2014 ZX 14r Yosh Carbon R77 slip-ons, PCV, Pazzo levers, Galfer stainless brake and clutch lines, Puig tinted screen, Vortex Rear Sets, Vortex black gas cap, PSR passenger pegs, Full HID light kit, Hotbodies undertail, Smoked taillight and front and rear turnsignals, Michelin Power Sports, Vortex Black Anodized Sprocket., Traxxion Dynamics front forks, Penske rear shock, Rizoma fluid reservoirs, carbon fiber rear hugger and chain guard.

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OldMan

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San Jose, Sunny California

Joined: 08/18/14

Posts: 380

RE: Frame Sliders
08/11/16 8:25 PM

Shogun. No brainer to install. Haven't experienced its effectiveness, fortunately

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Rook

Joined: 03/28/09

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RE: Frame Sliders
08/11/16 8:51 PM

Thanks Rook....I'm debating frame sliders versus case covers....may go with the latter but wanted to see what everyone was using.

From what I hear, aftermarket covers (good ones for racing) will hold up to a crash but they will also be heavier than stock. I have a Woodcraft stator cover on the busa and it is heavier than stock.

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pegscraper

Location: UK

Joined: 05/04/12

Posts: 440

RE: Frame Sliders
08/12/16 11:43 AM

I fitted R&G sliders. They are cross braced and quite easy to fit.
R&GSliders

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