I am getting the bike today and before I start riding I would like to buy sliders. There are so many out there everytime that I do a search on any forum. I just need clarifictation, I should not get the "No Cut" sliders because they are not as strong.

Which brands offer the Cuts sliders that are very good.

Ive read Vortex, Woodcraft, etc. Can someone with an 03 zx-6r please chime in?


Thanks

 

Also, for the Vortex sliders, it says that the 03 zx-6r does not require modification, is that one of the ones I need to avoid?

Thanks

 

me im lazy i would get the no cut plus im not very good with moding anything LOL

 

www.woodcrafters.com www.motovationusa.com I have a 05 636 . I used the ' cut ' style heard to many bad things about the ' no cuts ' to feel comfortable with them .I have the motovation usa sliders on mine ..I was surprised when I opened them at how sturdy they appeared . I was torn between the woodcrafters and the motovations .I do not believe I could have went wrong with either of them .Thankfully I have not had to use them ...............yet

 

Called a local MOtorcycle shop, says Pro-tek is one of the best on the market. Also says everything that people say about the "No Cuts" is "Bull****".

I need someone with an 03 to chime in because there are many that say 03-04 zx-6r require no modification.

 

i have the vortex 1's and i didn't have to do any modification to my 04 zx 6r, bolted right up like a beauty

 

Had 'em on my 04 w/ no cutting and have 'em on my 05 now w/ no cutting. I went down on my 04 and they SAVED my plastics. Period, so I have personal crash testing on them and they worked beautifully.

 

I have no cut LSL sliders. I got rear ended pretty good. I had no damage to my frame, tank, or upper plastics. The sliders did their job well.

 

question how hard is it to put the no cut sliders on. and do they come with intructions

 

I've got an 03 636 with the Vortex Frame Sliders on mine. They've got the spool with the replacable puck and they mounted great with no modification or cutting required.


Not a great pic unfortunately, but you can see them sort of...