quick question??

[BusaBabe30]

will these fit where the frame sliders go?
HONDA CBR 600 954 1000 RR SPIKE SWINGARM SPOOLS SLIDERS FRAME SLIDERS | Kapsco Inc.

i am a little confused with the item because of its title..

 

[kromdom]

the swingarm slider for the Busa uses an 8mm bolt...which happens to be the same size for some bikes other than Suzuki

 

[BusaBabe30]

but will this slider fit into the frame sliders? it says it on the item description but i just wanna make sure

 

[kromdom]

but will this slider fit into the frame sliders? it says it on the item description but i just wanna make sure

I cut-and-pasted below from the link you posted above:

8mm ThreadThese swingarm spools are designed to protect your swingarm & axle nut in the event of a crash.

Yes, these will fit your swingarm. Do you already have one for your frame? Looks like your fairing already has cut-outs but hard to tell.

 

[BusaBabe30]

yeah it does have cut outs for one in the frame..will this product fit into the frame sliders in the fairing too...or is it a different thread? i was wondering if i can use these spike sliders in the swingarm and in the fairings

 

[jdsbusa]

yeah it does have cut outs for one in the frame..will this product fit into the frame sliders in the fairing too...or is it a different thread? i was wondering if i can use these spike sliders in the swingarm and in the fairings

No, those will not. You need frame sliders, not spools aka swingarm frame sliders. There's a lot of threads around here on sliders, personally I like the LSL sliders and your holes are cut just about perfect to mount them. For a cheaper slider though any Vortex or other delrin slider should work fine.

Here's a quick example of what you need.
Amazon.com: 99-07 Suzuki GSX1300R Hayabusa Shogun Frame Sliders Black: Automotive

Another good example, a bit cheaper but these are Delrin as well
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00263XMRW/?tag=hayabusamazon-20

and the LSL's I mentioned, pricier but a very nice looking product
http://www.kneedraggers.com/catalog/LSL/Motorcycle Frame Sliders

Keep in mind on the Busa no slider is going to protect the plastics 100%, it's meant to keep the frame protected and that's it. The Busa plastics stick way out and even a mild low-sider ends up with lots of scuffing.

 

[jdsbusa]

the swingarm slider for the Busa uses an 8mm bolt...which happens to be the same size for some bikes other than Suzuki

Swingarm is 8mm but actual "frame" sliders are a 12mm I believe.