Frame sliders

[BigBabie]

i just got my bike and I was wondering if there is a difference in what type of frame sliders I get. How difficult are they to install?

[Zach929rr]

http://www.cosportbikeclub.org/forums/showthread.php?t=32040&highlight=frame+sliders

Enjoy your read. :)

[konichd]

LSL FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[kalibra]

:dunno::dunno::dunno:T -rex racing ....are they good,bad

[brennahm]

Shogun...cheap and very effective.

[King Nothing]

if you have an SV, get motosliders.

[/thread]

if you don't have an SV, you're a sucker.

[Reyven]

Just got some LP ones, they are super sexy :eyebrows: They looked fairly simple to install, but I can't vouch for that, seeing I didn't do it myself.

[MetaLord 9]

LSL FTW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+1

if you don't have an SV, you're a sucker.
Doug, this is a thread for people who ride motorcycles. What are you doing here? :dunno:

[Matty]

LSL, Yoyodynes, Woodcraft, Sato's, Shogun, etc... they all pretty much do the same shit.

Find one you like, and hope you never need to use them.

[Slo]

Depending on what type of bike you have, there are basically two types.

No-cut - The bike has exposed placed to mount the slider to (install take about 1-2 minutes per side) and you're done, here is an example (http://www.indysuperbikes.com/Images2/motrax/magic-mush.jpg). If the bike doesn't have an exposed mounting point, then you have to install a bracket included in the kit which offsets the slider so that you don't have to cut the plastics, here is an example (http://motovationusa.com/mvstore/images/zx6street08.jpg). This will take a bit longer to install since it requires a couple of nuts to be removed from plastics to get the slider in position.

Must cut - mounting point is covered by the plastics and the slider kit you purchased requires you to drill a hole: EXAMPLE (http://www.british-customs.com/images/T/PT01-021-Frame-Slider-TT600.jpg)