"No Cut" v.s. "Cut" Frame Sliders

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Old 09-19-2008, 05:39 PM
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Default "No Cut" v.s. "Cut" Frame Sliders

I just recently installed a set of "no cut" Lockhart Phillips Pro Impact frame sliders on my 2007 ZZR600. It took me less than 10 minutes to install the pair and the fitment was excellent. After the install, I wondered how it would really protect, as it only sticks out about less than a inch. I'm now deliberating on whether I should replace my "no cut" with a set of "cut" sliders but not until the next riding season. I'll keep the ones I have for now. Your thoughts and experiences on these types of sliders would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
 
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Old 09-20-2008, 08:19 PM
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first I had these:
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but I wondered if they'd really help save fairings.. so I got longer ones, like this:
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and laid it down to test, and they BARELY save as is.. so i'm sure those short ones would still cause damage to the handlebars, mirrors, and lower fairings..
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Old 09-20-2008, 11:24 PM
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I just got some no cut frame sliders and I got alot of different opinions. Basically I was told they're only any good if your bike tips over in a parking lot. At any other speed you're F'd.
 
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Old 09-22-2008, 05:44 AM
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i know they're called frame "sliders" but everyone i've talked to have said all they really do is cushion the initial impact. all the bikes that i've seen go down with them on they've busted off. but i guess if your lucky enough to only have the case covers scratched than broken they are a good investment.
 
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Old 09-23-2008, 02:57 AM
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Hey, Jaws! Nice pictures! What frame sliders do you now have and what are the ones you had? Are they both "no cuts"? There's the Freestyle Ingenuity brand that I saw on the web that extends 5.5". No sure if they're "cuts" or "no cuts" though and go for US$99.00. Could you fill me in on how much you paid for 'em and where you got 'em? Thanks.
 
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Old 10-22-2008, 09:30 PM
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WOW You Have amazing Testicular Fortitude.

Originally Posted by Jaws4God
first I had these:



but I wondered if they'd really help save fairings.. so I got longer ones, like this:


and laid it down to test, and they BARELY save as is.. so i'm sure those short ones would still cause damage to the handlebars, mirrors, and lower fairings..
 
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R&G make one of the best frame sliders as they bolt to the motor mount which significantly reduces the sliders from breaking when going down. If you are bolting them to the plastic, they won't work and will rip right off.

They even supply the modified coolant tank being the sliders bolt through the coolant tank. Just look up a 00-02 ZX6R
 
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Old 12-08-2008, 01:09 AM
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I don't remember the brand of the first ones i had.. just a cheap ebay one.. but they were no cuts.
The longer ones I have are T-Rex frame sliders for a Honda F3 I believe.. I just looked for something symmetrical.. then I just had to get long bolts from Lowes.

I didn't want to spend the $100 or so for R&G... these sets were all about $20.
 
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Hey yall im tryin to put some frame sliders "no cut "on my 2007 zzr6 kaw..I need help with were to buy the longest ones for my bike and how to install them
 
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Originally Posted by NINJAGURL
Hey yall im tryin to put some frame sliders "no cut "on my 2007 zzr6 kaw..I need help with were to buy the longest ones for my bike and how to install them
 
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