Happy birthday 05RR!! Yeah like BlueFox said, if you want to match your pucks to your bike, your better off getting the hard plastic/delrin ones that'll do their job, and then just paint them silver or whatever colour to your liking. But remember, black goes with everything.

 

You stupid INBRED SON OF A BITCH. I explained what I was saying many post ago you HOMO FLAMER. Your just another troll looking for fights with people who could care less what you think. You are not going to keep being rude your the DUMB ***. You need others to validate what you say because your to weak a person notice I am not using the word MAN. You are right I'm not worthy to talk to you because that would be going down a level in class on my part. I hope your happy flamer you have taken a realy nice person and caused them to loose thier cool. Are you happy now is this what you wanted troll hmm. Get out of moms basment grow some ***** and **** OFF!

 

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Actually, Dragons well liked around here! Why the name callin? Oh, btw, thanks Dragon for the happy bday! But whoa, the thread from 4:22:12 AM was uncalled for. Wasn't this post named "hollow vs full pucks slider"? I think we could've made 12 or more different post from this post itself! lol

 

ohh man,,, so frame sliders are for the frame. i wouldnt ever come up with that.
anyway, the protection they provide is minimum but its better than nothing. yes, sliders will protect your frame/engine case and plastics from CRACKING but that does not mean that they will not get scratched or scuffed up. scars on the bikes are better than cracks with oil leaks, no?
all i will add is this, frame sliders are useless against a front collision. agree?

freestyle extended sliders are nice, you can sit on your tank and use the slider as a foot rest...

 

Are hollow frame sliders easier to replace than full sliders are?

 

i think that RG make the best ones. check them out. i got them from this shop in pleasonton bcuz its a short trip over there, but they have pretty good online service ema-usa.com