Not sure how they mount but they say they are no-cut. Anybody use them?
http://www.solomotoparts.com/product....&page=1
http://www.solomotoparts.com/product....&page=1
+1Several members have those but keep in mind they wont hold up for much more than a tip over in the garage.
i wouldnt use those kind... they will do more damage than good in the event of a low side... sliders are ment to be mounted in an area that will disperse the most energy like the frame or engine mount, not some small piece of metal that gets bolted to the frame...Not sure how they mount but they say they are no-cut. Anybody use them?
http://www.solomotoparts.com/product....&page=1
I didn't want to cut my plastics and got a set which also look tidy and are well made.Theres a company in Europe that sells a re enforced version of those (it has connecting bar between both sides) but they are like $200. Not sure of the name.
My friend this is a beautiful busa, but I can't help but think that if 500 pounds fell and put all that force on that bracket it would give and cause even more damage to the bodywork. Even in a tip over I can't see that bracket holding up.I didn't want to cut my plastics and got a set which also look tidy and are well made.Theres a company in Europe that sells a re enforced version of those (it has connecting bar between both sides) but they are like $200. Not sure of the name.
http://www.bike-design.be/