All of those methods are great...you could also contact your local dealership, preferrably a Honda one, and ask them for frame slider mounting specs. They should have specific, detailed specs/instructions about installing frame sliders. I watched them do mine. The Tech, who's also a good friend of mine, Doug, took off each fairing...laid them both down on padding so they wouldn't get scatched, then used a "stencil" and did all kinds of measurements (on each side, front and back)...double checked, checked again, and then started drilling. My teeth were grinding and I was freaking out while I heard the sound of a drill plowing through my fairings, kind of like the same feeling when you're getting a tattoo, but in the end, the results are well worth it! Good luck man, keep us posted, and if we don't hear something from you until after you have them installed, post some pics for the forum!

 

thanks for the help guys i dont really wanna drill holes does anyone have pics of the sliders raptor is talking about im looking for pics with them mounted on the bike.. thanks

 

I've heard that the no cut sliders don't work. Do some research on them for sure. The drilling isn't
that big a deal, just take your time. I forgot to mention the play-do method, it's a good one too.

 

here is the link
http://www.prattosborne.com.au/frame...ories/oggy.htm

the whole purpose of frame sliders is to minimise damage not completly save your bike

 

sorry for the multiple posts


i just remebered the is a guy selling them on ebay in the states but is currently out of stock he is a link with pictures of them fitted and they are american made.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...5180345&rd=1,1

 

do NOT get no-cut sliders. You'll regret it if you ever go down really hard! You've been warned.

 

thanks dude they look nice .. so are these things not as good as regular ones that require drilling.. ive also noticed like the 70 dollar diffrence between the two

 

I'll 3rd or 4th it........

"No-cut" sliders DO NOT WORK, they cause MORE damage than they save....

 

thanks guys i get the point no "no cut sliders" for me.

 

Yeah dude no cut sliders maybe easy to install but it will cause more damage. I drilled a hole in my fairings by loosening the engine bolts and marking the head.Then drilled it out, it was not perfect but I use a dremel to make the hole bigger and made smoother. When you are drilling the hole make sure you have something smooth under the fairing cause if you dont that shiny paint of yours will look like ****.