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I had a pair of those that came free with my bike in a plastic bag with no instructions. They're not hard to figure out how to put together, but be careful, the bolts are real weak and i snapped a few real easy and stripped one of the holes in the bracket . Mine ended up in the trash, it seemed the best place for them.The moment when you get the sliders (no name brand) without instructions
Anybody an idea where they go?
Thank you, that'll help for two of them step by step lol
step by step lolOkay, with your Guys help, I could figure out two of them ... two more to go I tried to stick the long rod through my back axle but it is not long enough. Also I received one screw nut but the rod has threads on both ends. The heck ... I should have went with a name brand!
I tried to stick the long rod through my back axle but it is not long enough. Also I received one screw nut but the rod has threads on both ends. The heck ... I should have went with a name brand!Attachments
No name frame sliders will more than likely snap off during a crash resulting in possibly more damage to your bike. I would invest in some quality brand name sliders. In some respects it's like entrusting your head in a no name helmet.Okay, with your Guys help, I could figure out two of them ... two more to go
Eh, in most cases I agree, but these are just knock-offs of the original Shogun No-Cuts from a decade ago.
Here's a link that has a few pictures installed Shogun Std. No Cut Frame Sliders for ZX10R 06-07 - SoloMotoParts.com . I have had a set of these on two different 2nd gens.ANY frame slider can break off or bend in a crash... and they usually do.... I've tested quite a few honestly. :badteeth: The idea is to keep the frame off the ground in a minor crash or tip-over, and these do a pretty good job at that with that burly-ass bracket. Bad side is that tall guys are gonna bash their shins or knees on those fuckers at some point, guaranteed!
EDIT: Here is a .pdf link for the install instructions.
https://moto911.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/750-4919.pdf
The long rod goes through the frame/engine mount (See circle in pic) remove the rod that's currently there. Those 2 cone looking things screw onto either end.Okay, with your Guys help, I could figure out two of them ... two more to go
I wouldn't trust these in a crash though. Like i said before i snapped a couple of bolts installing the sliders and stripped the slider mounting hole. I'm betting even if the bike falls over the slider will just snap off. That's why i donated mine to a landfill.
Good luck
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