What are best frame sliders?
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RE: What are best frame sliders?
Oggy *****!
No fairing cutting at all required.
The actual sliders come out of the standard gaps in the side fairings.
They are attached to a steel frame system that bolts onto the sides of the engine block and has a strong reinforcement bar that connects the two sliders to the side frame work directly. Kind of like a U shape bracket.
I got them on my 05 600rr. Installation was quick and painless and the actual kit was very well finished.
No fairing cutting at all required.
The actual sliders come out of the standard gaps in the side fairings.
They are attached to a steel frame system that bolts onto the sides of the engine block and has a strong reinforcement bar that connects the two sliders to the side frame work directly. Kind of like a U shape bracket.
I got them on my 05 600rr. Installation was quick and painless and the actual kit was very well finished.
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