No-Cut Framesliders

[Andrew TLR]

I remember seeing a post a couple weeks ago about a flaw in one of the no-cut designs that are available. I'm hoping to get in some track time next month but I don't want to risk mucking up my new fairing (yes, TLR/R as well!) so I want to order up a set of framesliders pronto. Which ones have actually been proven to work in a real low-side situation, not just a driveway tip-over.

Thanks,
Andrew

[horkn]

none that are "no cut" AFAIK

[TLR67]

If you go with the No cut ones Make sure you get steel Brackets..

[kevh]

dont expect any frame sliders to save your plastic, just aint gonna happen.

frame sliders are to protect the frame. the only way to protect your fairings is to leave them in the garage

[mzbhvn]

not a link, but e-mail this guy, I know that he has them, and can fill you in on all the info you need

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[Strekat]

Originally posted by kevh
dont expect any frame sliders to save your plastic, just aint gonna happen.

frame sliders are to protect the frame. the only way to protect your fairings is to leave them in the garage

ill disagree Chuck
i say they are to protect the plastic.
i mean if your bike falls lightly... like in the garage.... these may save some heartache
but i dont see how the are to protect your frame.

[Wingspan]

The no cut sliders won't even protect your fairings in a garage fall.

[kwikryder]

Nope, they did not save my plastics in a garage fall. But they will save whats behind the plastics. If you are planning on going to track days i suggest getting a set of used plastics

[dsly1]

no cut are garbage and a waste of money. i heard them doing more damage then if with out them,, bending up into the engine.