Question that vortex frame sliders of yours, was there any cutting involved ? Thx

 

Much obliged... I took her our for the the first time today since the makeover. Ride sooo nice and smooth. I think the most noticeable thing is the throttle response, and increased tightness. By that I mean the slip in the clutch and brake levers, shifter, chain, etc... I got all that tightened down to a tee, so its just flawless. It was like 50 today, and my power race mediums were hot the whole time, I am so freaking happy.

No cutting involved at all for the vortex sliders, they go on like cake.

Here she is, all washed up in the sun!





edited for images and reply.

 

Thx for the fast reply sir ...
I decided to go with the same thing u got there cause i got the same bike as yours, and i'm telling you, yours looks very sweet.
One more thing could u show me just to be sure, is it this one, cause in the website they said bodywork modification required ...
http://www.vortexracing.com/index.ph...amp;submit.y=7
and what else should u think i buy along with it ?
THX big time

 

Welcome.... I made a mistake. The sliders I have are Shogun, I am really sorry about that. I would go with the shogun crash kit, which comes with the sliders, bar ends, and rear axle spools. Its great, cheap, and no cut. I would go with this kit because it covers the whole bike against lowsides. If you want to go further, go with the motovation axle and fork sliders, but those will run you some dollars.

http://www.indysuperbike.com/custome...t=30066&page=1

 

Looking at the newer pics..........I have to say that I really don't care for the "truth" on the windscreen. But the pics look much better in the sun.

 

The bike looks fantastic!!! i love the new pics and i'm so impressed with those wheels

 

I agree fox, I am a little iffy on that as well. I put that on it december, then took it off, then put on another one... I dont know how long it will last. I just feel like it looks too plain with just the black windscreen...