hihi!

I'm from Singapore and i own a CBR1000rr '08. I've been searching for frame sliders that come with brackets that does not require one to drill holes in the side fairings. I have did a market search in my country and there is none avaliable. I even did a online search but still no finding, except for this picture which i found.
http://a995.ac-images.myspacecdn.com...6128e9cc9a.jpg

Kindly note that the bracket holding the slider into place is hidden behind the yellow fairing.
Does anyone here know where i can get these online? Could you give me the link pls? i wish to ship a set over to Singapore. thanks!

 

where that one is located its almost useless. I havent seen much for em yet or how they mount etc to bad mouth em like I do for other makes. But IMO do it right n cut the holes.

 

That is a picture of my bike. The frame sliders are sold by a sellar on ebay named "sportbikedetails".

The sliders are not in a "useless" spot. I bought an extra set of sliders ends just so that I could lay her on the ground and see how they work.

I sent you an email also with this name.

 

Thanks so much for the reply! no doubt the sliders you bought are probably customed made. And i believe in the functionality of no cut frame silders. Its a matter of perspective. Its definitely better thannothing! : )

 

besides a garage tip over, they look to be in a bad spot. no-cuts are not equal to cuts, and 9 out of 10 I've seen relocate the slider to a spot you pray it never bends or you just thought the cost of a fairing was high. just my 2 cents, but I seen very few no-cuts hold up in a real crash.

 

The no cuts I have here have a bracket that runs up the frame using the actual frame for stability. Some of the best I have seen. I am not sure how the puck will hold up in a crash but the support underneath is sound.

 

No cuts are pointless. Do 'em right and you won't be sorry. Running up the frame means the frame is taking abuse, Not the way it's supposed to work.

 

I would rather replace damaged components, than drill a fricking hole in the skin of my baby for no better reason than just in case.

 

thats your choice, at least youre not half assing it. And IMO its not a what if, its when, because it will eventually happen regardless of how much anyone wants to think it what happen to them.

Honestly with that attitude wtf do you wear gear then???

 

Because you can buy parts for your bike, but not for yourself. duh =p

Im with him tho, I dont like sliders if i'm in a bad enough crash for them to "protect the frame of my bike" which is what they are for.. not for the plastics... then 99% of the time insurance will total out the bike anyway. besides. I just dont like the way they look anyway so thats why I dont have them on my 1kRR.

but to each there own.