Slider Question
#1
Slider Question
Has anyone ever used sliders from this manufacturer? If so do the really require no cutting.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...8759&rd=1&rd=1
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#4
I got em last month, and the ones they sent me look even better than the ones shown in the picture ( they have a billet spacer instead of just being flat on the bottom) They came super quick too ! maybe 3 days ... Dont know how they perform in a crash though , and hope I dont find out!
#7
Frame Slider
Has anyone ever used sliders from this manufacturer? If so do the really require no cutting.
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#8
+1 I just put these on this weekend I like the new style better they clear the fairing with plenty of room they we're crashed tested by one of the members out in Ca on the track and he siid they held up well which is why I got them.
#11
Oh they are. I got a set and put them on this past weekend. I thought they were for the wrong bike at first because they look different from the ones in the picture but they bolted right up. I like the way they look but I hope I never test them.
#12
I just crashed them at the track last weekend they held up great, I was going about 140 and theey saved the bike from any extensive damage. dinged up the plastics a littel but for as fast as I went down the fact that it didn't crack the engine case is great to me. I'm going to order anbother set and sent the company a testamonail. a++++++++
#16
You dont have to remove the lowers , Just remove the 2 allen bolts on each side and GENTLY flex the fairing outward to access the mount bolts ... Took me about 20 minutes & 5 of that was looking for tools
#18
Took about 15 minutes. I had to take one of the fairing mount bolts out on each side to flex out the fairing.
I'd link the pictures in here, but they're large. If you're interested, you can click here.
http://drf.lart.net/the_shop/superhawk/
I'd link the pictures in here, but they're large. If you're interested, you can click here.
http://drf.lart.net/the_shop/superhawk/
#20
Took about 15 minutes. I had to take one of the fairing mount bolts out on each side to flex out the fairing.
I'd link the pictures in here, but they're large. If you're interested, you can click here.
http://drf.lart.net/the_shop/superhawk/
I'd link the pictures in here, but they're large. If you're interested, you can click here.
http://drf.lart.net/the_shop/superhawk/
#26
I'm gonna answer my own question here. There's not any auctions for the sliders, but if you send the guy a message, they're available for 70 shipped. I forget his SN, something like "t-rex racing" but I just ordered some.
#27
I crash tested a set in Jan., and you can read what I said about them here:
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...ead.php?t=4516
My friend actually caught the crash on video and you can find a youtube link there as well.
Last week I finally had a chance to take the bike over to a frame specialist and got very good news. Everything looks good and straight, he only had to reweld the fairing stay mounting tab on the front of the frame! The guy only charged me $120! I highly recommend these sliders.
https://www.superhawkforum.com/forum...ead.php?t=4516
My friend actually caught the crash on video and you can find a youtube link there as well.
Last week I finally had a chance to take the bike over to a frame specialist and got very good news. Everything looks good and straight, he only had to reweld the fairing stay mounting tab on the front of the frame! The guy only charged me $120! I highly recommend these sliders.
#28
Has anyone ever used sliders from this manufacturer? If so do the really require no cutting.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...8759&rd=1&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...8759&rd=1&rd=1
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