what sliders to buy
i like my trex racing frame sliders 20 dollars shipped
http://t-rex-racing.com/catalog.php?...Fcategory%3D71
alot of people are going to say go with vortex.... they are good too but price is a bit higher like 75 before shipping
http://www.starcycle-usa.com/servlet...02-2003/Detail
http://t-rex-racing.com/catalog.php?...Fcategory%3D71
alot of people are going to say go with vortex.... they are good too but price is a bit higher like 75 before shipping
http://www.starcycle-usa.com/servlet...02-2003/Detail
i have the trex sliders as well..dont know how well they work and i dont care to find out..just make sure not to get the no-cuts they can do more damage then not having them at all... vortex are always good if you have the money
+1 for T-rexx sliders. Very affordable
Made of high impact Delrin and they have a steel ring inside for added strength. Quality hardware.
You just have to pull off the stupid "t-rexx" stickers that are on the very end of the slider because they look,,, well,.... stupid.
Made of high impact Delrin and they have a steel ring inside for added strength. Quality hardware.
You just have to pull off the stupid "t-rexx" stickers that are on the very end of the slider because they look,,, well,.... stupid.
You won't see the longer sliders on race bikes (which do tend to go down more often); they tend to grab the pavement and either break or make the bike flip. The Vortex and Woodcraft (my preference) are shorter and designed to actually slide. I like the Woodcraft because they are solid. Both are two piece design, easier to replace just the puck.
Woodcraft
Woodcraft
Agreed w/ what others have said already. I will say that ProTek Delrin sliders have proved to be a pretty decent alternative to the more expensive ones. My wife has these on her SV650. They aren't as expensive as the previously metioned but are good quality. Sorry, don't remember price.
Happy shopping. :-)
Happy shopping. :-)
You won't see the longer sliders on race bikes (which do tend to go down more often); they tend to grab the pavement and either break or make the bike flip. The Vortex and Woodcraft (my preference) are shorter and designed to actually slide. I like the Woodcraft because they are solid. Both are two piece design, easier to replace just the puck.
Woodcraft
Woodcraft


