Would anyone know of any make of frame sliders that can fit into ZX10r '06 model without fairing cuts/modifications?

Also, please help me with following -

My riding partner rides a CBR1000rr. Day before yesterday, we exchanged the bikes for a while and rode. The feeling was entirely different. After the ride, my partner told me that he could listen to the vibrations from rear wheel on zx10. I have never felt it myself. Can you experienced people guide me on this? Is that common to findsome problem or the other in any bike you ride after riding your own for a long time? As such my bike has done only 1000kms.

To make sure there is no problem, what should I check for? I have checked drive chain tension, wheel alighment.

Thanks for the kind help.

 

as far as sliders, stay away from the no cut ones, they will do more damage in the long run. the cut ones are more sturdy and solid mounted to the frame so they will do what they were intended to.

as far as other peoples bikes, sure if your use to your bike and only your bike and you jump on something entirely different, things are going to sound weird, feel weird and overall be weird. my bike is set up for me and my riding style. if i jump on my buddys 636, it feels totally different and even has a different sound to it. i can notice the sound of his chain spinning. on mine i cant.

bottom line. if your bike feels ok to you and you checked everything. then chances are its good. what does he know he rides a honda

 

@evil636-

Thanks a lot for the valuable inputs. I liked the last line most.

 

tire/wheel noise could be attributed to tread style, and possibly the rubber compound of the tire itself.

 

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OK here ya go I tried to post this the other day but I had the wrong link. These are no cut sliders that I know a few guys have unfortunately tested and they did a good job. They are a double mount bracket. This keeps the bracket from bending on impact. Here's the web page. http://www.champindustries.net/bike.html Many guys love these I also have them on mine. You can get lots of testimonies on ZX10r.net forum.