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HondaDustin 01-04-2011 09:22 AM

Frame Sliders
 
I am looking to purchase some frame sliders, bar ends, and whatever else I should get for protection. I know all of the big brands, but I also know there are a lot of smaller brands that sell quality product. I am looking for something more functional than for looks, although I do want something that looks good. Can someone hook up a brief list of some smaller companies, or being a noob owner, some companies I may have not heard off. No links are needed, just some names. Thanks all.

gotcbr 01-04-2011 09:59 AM

I don't know about "small" but they are often overlooked, Intuitive Race Products makes good quality frame sliders, etc. I have them on my RC51 (& I wouldn't just use any ole slider on that bike). Check them out here... http://inturace.3dcartstores.com/

PlayfulGod 01-04-2011 10:16 AM


Originally Posted by gotcbr (Post 1001616)
I don't know about "small" but they are often overlooked, Intuitive Race Products makes good quality frame sliders, etc. I have them on my RC51 (& I wouldn't just use any ole slider on that bike). Check them out here... http://inturace.3dcartstores.com/

Good brand^^ as long as you stay away from no-cuts. When it comes to protection it doesnt pay to go cheap n the known brands are proven parts ;)

HondaDustin 01-04-2011 01:41 PM

No cuts? Sorry man I am definitely new and not going to pretend like I know what you are saying. I would rather ask.

gotcbr 01-04-2011 02:03 PM


Originally Posted by PlayfulGod (Post 1001619)
Good brand^^ as long as you stay away from no-cuts. When it comes to protection it doesnt pay to go cheap n the known brands are proven parts ;)

Since Intuitive sliders are good enough for race teams, they're good enough for me. :) These are used by a lot of us at the track. They have a proven reputation for quality & performance.

I would never use no-cuts regardless of whoever makes them. :icon_slap2:

gotcbr 01-04-2011 02:11 PM


Originally Posted by HondaDustin (Post 1001663)
No cuts? Sorry man I am definitely new and not going to pretend like I know what you are saying. I would rather ask.

"No cuts" is referring to so-called frame sliders that don't have a mounting bolt to/thru the frame. This type has been notoriously weak & often cause more damage that protection.

The Intuitive sliders I mentioned above that I use, have a "through-bolt" that installs in the same location as the engine mounting bolt (takes the place of the factory bolt). This makes for a very secure & stable installation/platform for slider operation & protection of the bike.

HondaDustin 01-04-2011 02:25 PM

I read that about the throug-bolt on their website. Thanks man. Are they a lot of work to install?

Jay_J 01-04-2011 03:04 PM

I had a set of T-Rex frame sliders but after laying my bike down I decided to get some vortex sliders to replace the ground down T-Rex ones. I like the vortex ones a lot and they have the replaceable pucks so I don't have to replace the set when It goes down again.

backyardmechanic 01-17-2011 09:18 PM

NO-CUTS MAKE YOU CRY WHEN YOU LAY IT DOWN, im man enough to admit that because it happened to me. They will bend, they will crack your crankcase, they will make your life a living hell.


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