i remember seeing a post where the guy used a laserpointer, or some sort of visual beam (flashlight) and aimed it stright on at a mounting point for the slider with the fairing off. Then installed the fairing, marked where the light shined and cut the hole.

I machined myself a set a sliders at work. They look great, and I might be able to get a couple more made if you guys can't find any good ones online.

 

yea man, there are no sliders for this thing being made commercially.... the closest I have come to a legit form of crash protection is emailing racing 905..... they offered to make a cage from some pics and measurements as they had no way of getting an F1 to figure it all out themselves..... but then I end up paying $300ish plus shipping, plus $$ to a machine shop to fit the thing..... I just said screw it, I'll just JB Weld my fairings after a tip-over or fall and call it good enough

 

I may make my final project in my engineering materials class a set of sliders for the old cane. Have to see what I can come up with and let everyone know. Not much that cant be done with a piece of steel and a CNC lathe

 

i think an issue might be the round belly of the cane. gonna have to make sure the lowers dont bottom out before the sliders do.