frame sliders
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Nice! They help the spring rate. . .and raise the center of gravity, which as we all know is waaaaay to low!
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you yanks hay 
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out side of america people use different types of currency in the UK we use the pound sterlin £ as in £89 please tell me you are being funny i have also herd of euro not sure on that one yen I GIVE DO WHAT YOU WANT
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the only ones I can find are pro-tek sliders this would not be a problem but they only have white I need black can any body refer me to a website or let me know what there using thanks
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OK, so do the S&W's get bent out of shape or hold up alright on a 70mph lowside?
My friends say I should buy the ones that I have to cut the fairing for. And it would seem not the best idea to put such a device on a bracket, rather than bolt it straight to the frame. Any consensus?
My friends say I should buy the ones that I have to cut the fairing for. And it would seem not the best idea to put such a device on a bracket, rather than bolt it straight to the frame. Any consensus?
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Originally Posted by Scooberhawk
OK, so do the S&W's get bent out of shape or hold up alright on a 70mph lowside?
My friends say I should buy the ones that I have to cut the fairing for. And it would seem not the best idea to put such a device on a bracket, rather than bolt it straight to the frame. Any consensus?
My friends say I should buy the ones that I have to cut the fairing for. And it would seem not the best idea to put such a device on a bracket, rather than bolt it straight to the frame. Any consensus?
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Originally Posted by Scooberhawk
OK, so do the S&W's get bent out of shape or hold up alright on a 70mph lowside?
My friends say I should buy the ones that I have to cut the fairing for. And it would seem not the best idea to put such a device on a bracket, rather than bolt it straight to the frame. Any consensus?
My friends say I should buy the ones that I have to cut the fairing for. And it would seem not the best idea to put such a device on a bracket, rather than bolt it straight to the frame. Any consensus?
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