Frame Sliders?????

[Deno_n_Philly]

I looked up frame sliders on here....and I saw a thread from 2 years ago, and I know things have changed since then. I was wondering what ppl believe are the best sliders are right now? I want to make sure that I don't have to cut my fairings. I heard that the bar one is good but it cuts on room and I looked on TRex website for them. They looked good, just wanted to know what you guys thought.. thanks everyone...

 

[kromdom]

last month: https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gene...6530-no-cut-sliders-only-t-rex-available.html
https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gene...t-kind-sliders-will-best-protect-my-bike.html

this month: https://www.hayabusa.org/forum/gen-ii-busa-information/146584-t-rex-sliders.html

P.S. I also did not want to cut my sliders so I went with T-rex No-cut sliders (on my old 08 and now on my 09)

 

[Deno_n_Philly]

I looked at the TRex, but they look to short to help... are they long enough?

 

[kromdom]

I looked at the TRex, but they look to short to help... are they long enough?

my 2 cents: any slider (cut or no-cut) is better than NONE for driveway tip-overs or slow speed low-sides. Sliders cannot/will not prevent damage but at best, will minimize damage to your fairings (I prefer small rashes vs deep gouges/cracks).
P.S. You will have much bigger things to worry about if your bike (God forbid) is ever in a major spill.

 

[Merlot]

It helps no matter what.Dont get the sliders made in metal like the shogun,it doesnt really help compared to the plastic material derlin.