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does any one know where to get black frame sliders for a 99 sh any info would be appreciated

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what are you looking for the post ones that bolt to frame swing arm ones or fairing protectors

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Im looking for frame mounted fairing protectors i have seen several types but none for the super hawk can any body help?

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hey mate i have top block by motrax they are vey good easy to install 10 min work i think they were 89pounds by mail order demon tweeks look black ball with alloy chaft look nise

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Ok, the punctuation has finally pissed me off. I'm having quite a time trying to visualize you mounting some 89 pound frame sliders to your bike. Doesn't that affect acceleration?

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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 :D 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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Of course we're kidding We know all about pounds. . .kust not kilos. . .

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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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My favorite ones. . .

http://www.spieglerusa.com/cfm/FrameSliders.cfm

expensive but good.

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LOADS OF THEM HOPE IT HELPS
http://www.demon-tweeks.co.uk/produc...03&tlgrp=MC003

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thanks im gonna check it out later

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S&W Sliders for VTR1000F - $109.00

http://www.swsliders.com/index.htm

http://www.swsliders.com/images/info_pic.jpg

http://www.swsliders.com/images/vtr_sliders.jpg

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Got those similar ones!

Also slider "buttons" off of ebay for $19.

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?

when bolted straight to the frame the chances of your frame being tweaked are greater. The "bracket" ones keep you from cutting bodywork, and hopefully spread the forces of impact better, thus reducing frame damage. I think :-? I have no expecience with sliders, other than installation :)

slo1

My buddy lowsided his GSXR 1000 on the track at about that speed and although his weren't S&W they were the same design and held up nicely. I, like slo1, haven't had to test mine as of yet but you know what they say, there's 2 kinds of track riders, the one's who've crashed and the one's who will.