Engine Sliders
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Engine Sliders
avandr Fri 20 Dec 2013, 7:03 pm
Anyone tried these?
GSX 1250 F 2010+ Engine Sliders / Protectors |
| Part Number | Color | Modification | Price | ||
  | GSG Engine Sliders / Protectors | Billet Brackets 7532550-S488 Black Anodized Brackets 7532550-S488-SH | Black | None | Billet Brackets US$125.00 Black Anodized Brackets US$140.00 Set |
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Re: Engine Sliders
madmax Fri 20 Dec 2013, 7:07 pm
No but I'll be looking for them nowavandr wrote:Anyone tried these?
Engine Sliders / Protectors
Part Number Color Modification Price GSG
Engine
Sliders / ProtectorsBillet Brackets
7532550-S488
Black Anodized Brackets
7532550-S488-SHBlack None Billet Brackets
US$125.00
Black Anodized Brackets
US$140.00
Set
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Re: Engine Sliders
avandr Fri 20 Dec 2013, 7:30 pm
Sorry forgot to include vendors details.
www.whaccessories.com
www.whaccessories.com
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Re: Engine Sliders
Sloth_27 Mon 23 Dec 2013, 8:45 am
Looks like a good way to rip a hole in your frame in a low speed slide. They tend to dig in and cause all sorts of havoc. Only useful if you happen to drop it in the driveway.
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Re: Engine Sliders
madmax Mon 23 Dec 2013, 9:39 am
That'll depend on what the knob is made of. If its aluminum they'll dig in.
Anyway I'm only concerned if it falls over stationary. If it goes for a slide down the road it'll probably be written off, hopefully.
Anyway I'm only concerned if it falls over stationary. If it goes for a slide down the road it'll probably be written off, hopefully.
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