truth about sliders?
#1
truth about sliders?
I read somewhere on the internet that the no-cut sliders for 05-06 636 is bad coz in a high speed laydown the mount will break and cause more damage. Thus it is better to cut your fairings and mount directly to the engine. Does anyone have any experience or seen the outcome. I want to do everything I can to keep my bike from suffering my dumb mistakes!!!!
#3
RE: truth about sliders?
ya the no cut ones suck.....i had them on in a low speed slide and luckily they only damaged my fairing......if you want to see some pics of what happened to the bracket let me know and i will post some pics
#8
RE: truth about sliders?
Make sure that you get the Sliders that attach on the Frame/ Engine mount. You can get Aluminum or Delrin sliders. Either way, without them you'll be sliding on plastic and or aluminum part from your bike. Check with this seller on ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...AWNA%3AMT%3A12 . He had some Delrin Slider pretty cheap and in different colors. Wait till they're up for auction; this way you can get them cheaper or see if he'll do a group buy.
#9
RE: truth about sliders?
I have a 2004 636 with the Vortex non-cut sliders, nylon puck, with metal bases. They go on to the engine mount. I dropped the bike at 10mph and it bent my engine mount, but did absorb well, an minimal minimal damage. Check into the vortex ones, you can get whatever color you want too. If you drop the bike, you can just replace the puck, which is like $20.
I imagine if i was going 20mph it might of broke off the mount or maybe just bent even more, then again I do not like to speculate.
I imagine if i was going 20mph it might of broke off the mount or maybe just bent even more, then again I do not like to speculate.
#10
RE: truth about sliders?
Hey Funkdock, show us a picture of where your's are attached. Is it the same location like mine?
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