Motovation No-Cut Sliders : Suzuki GSX-R Motorcycle Forums: Gixxer.com

**GSX-R Dave** · 07-03-2006, 04:15 AM

I installed the Motovation No Cut Sliders. I think they're awesome and the LH bracket is super beefy.

Question though, does anyone's right slider spin? I noticed mine does, as if there's a bearing in there. I don't remember if one was on there.

**z0ber** · 07-03-2006, 06:11 AM

I'm going to install these soon on my K6 750. I think they are the best no cuts on the market at the moment.

**DieselDan** · 07-03-2006, 08:36 AM

Do you have to remove your fairings to install the sliders?

**thinkBIG** · 07-03-2006, 10:17 AM

If it is spinning, check to make sure you are using the right bolt and it's not the one for the Left side.

**GXR4KDS** · 07-03-2006, 10:30 AM

i was looking into these no-cut sliders... does anyone know if theyre comparable to the Motovation ones??

http://store.58cycle.com/product_p/b...%2006%20nc.htm

NEW! Black DELRIN 2006 GSXR 600 Frame Sliders (one right, one left) with Black Anodized Left NO Cut Bracket!

These CNC milled Delrin® sliders offer the uncompromised fit, finish, and quality you have come to expect from Bad Boy Racing Products (makers of the best selling Polished Frame Sliders in the country). Delrin®, a DuPont engineered polymer, is widely acclaimed for it's lightweight but durable, low wear, low friction plastic properties. The higher density of this top-of-the-line polymer allows for a beautiful finish (for the Street Rider) and a high impact, shatter-resistant, higher wear slider (for the Racer)!

The slider projection is 1-3/4" for both sides.

No Cutting Required! Look No Further! Does not require cutting as with the Carbon Fiber Inlay Frame Sliders!!!

Installation Note: The right slider has the long stem. The left slider has a flat base to mount to the NO Cut bracket. Mounting hardware included!

**Thrill Racing** · 07-03-2006, 10:46 AM

The right side does spin slightly due to the sleeve inside of the slider itself.

Check out the bar ends too, ABSOLUTELY NO VIBES from the clip ons at all. It is freaking great fealing. You can feel you bike a lot more with out having the vibration get in the way.

OH, and the rear slider/spools are good too. Pretty much run of the mill but a good product none the less.

**Hagar** · 07-03-2006, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by GXR4KDS

i was looking into these no-cut sliders... does anyone know if theyre comparable to the Motovation ones??

http://store.58cycle.com/product_p/b...%2006%20nc.htm

NEW! Black DELRIN 2006 GSXR 600 Frame Sliders (one right, one left) with Black Anodized Left NO Cut Bracket!

These CNC milled Delrin® sliders offer the uncompromised fit, finish, and quality you have come to expect from Bad Boy Racing Products (makers of the best selling Polished Frame Sliders in the country). Delrin®, a DuPont engineered polymer, is widely acclaimed for it's lightweight but durable, low wear, low friction plastic properties. The higher density of this top-of-the-line polymer allows for a beautiful finish (for the Street Rider) and a high impact, shatter-resistant, higher wear slider (for the Racer)!

The slider projection is 1-3/4" for both sides.

No Cutting Required! Look No Further! Does not require cutting as with the Carbon Fiber Inlay Frame Sliders!!!

Installation Note: The right slider has the long stem. The left slider has a flat base to mount to the NO Cut bracket. Mounting hardware included!

I dont know if you can compare them until they show a picture of how the left sliders bracket looks. For all you know, It can be like the SATO sliders.

**GSX-R Dave** · 07-03-2006, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Thrill Racing

The right side does spin slightly due to the sleeve inside of the slider itself.

Check out the bar ends too, ABSOLUTELY NO VIBES from the clip ons at all. It is freaking great fealing. You can feel you bike a lot more with out having the vibration get in the way.

OH, and the rear slider/spools are good too. Pretty much run of the mill but a good product none the less.

Sweet! Good to know. I put them on the bike pretty late (Couldn't wait till the morning) and I was thinking I didn't switch up anything.

You will have to take the Left fairing off to install the off-set bracket. Right side just bolts right on.

I'm thinking about getting those bar ends, but I'd really like them to be in black. Kinda silly I know.

IMO these are the best No-Cut sliders out there. Some say they're off set when looking at the bike head on. Personally, who cares. That left bracket is super beefy. Love these sliders!

**GXR4KDS** · 07-03-2006, 12:22 PM

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Originally Posted by Hagar

I dont know if you can compare them until they show a picture of how the left sliders bracket looks. For all you know, It can be like the SATO sliders.

im kinda new to the bike scene...
what was wrong with the SATO's?
and is Delrin a good material to use? seems like SATO and the ones i posted are both made out of Delrin...

edit: i just did a lil research and the motovation are better than Derlin... these ARE the best sliders out there i believe! gonna pick up a pair, with the fork sliders too!...

**GXR4KDS** · 07-03-2006, 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by GSX-R Dave

Sweet! Good to know. I put them on the bike pretty late (Couldn't wait till the morning) and I was thinking I didn't switch up anything.

You will have to take the Left fairing off to install the off-set bracket. Right side just bolts right on.

I'm thinking about getting those bar ends, but I'd really like them to be in black. Kinda silly I know.

IMO these are the best No-Cut sliders out there. Some say they're off set when looking at the bike head on. Personally, who cares. That left bracket is super beefy. Love these sliders!

where did you get the motovations from? their website? theres no dealers in socal, so i might just have to order from their website, wondering if shipping was quick...?

thanks in advance!

**GSX-R Dave** · 07-03-2006, 01:44 PM

http://www.motovationusa.com/mvstore...?idproduct=183

**GXR4KDS** · 07-03-2006, 01:49 PM

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Originally Posted by GSX-R Dave

http://www.motovationusa.com/mvstore...?idproduct=183

cool thanks! ill be ordering them soon...

did u also order the front fork sliders? and do you know when the rear axle sliders will be available?

**jmfhella** · 07-03-2006, 01:53 PM

I have the bar ends, frame and swing arm sliders and love them, the bar ends really do cut out most if the vibe in the clips ons... I just now saw the fork sliders... I think I'm going to have to order those as well.

**GXR4KDS** · 07-03-2006, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by jmfhella

I have the bar ends, frame and swing arm sliders and love them, the bar ends really do cut out most if the vibe in the clips ons... I just now saw the fork sliders... I think I'm going to have to order those as well.

can u send me the link to the rear axle sliders for a 600, i cant seem to find them...??

**jmfhella** · 07-03-2006, 02:30 PM

http://www.motovationusa.com/mvstore...p?idproduct=52

**jmfhella** · 07-03-2006, 02:31 PM

you have to specify that it's for suzuki, the screw sizes are different..

**GXR4KDS** · 07-03-2006, 04:07 PM

^ thanks!!

**Hagar** · 07-03-2006, 04:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GXR4KDS

im kinda new to the bike scene...
what was wrong with the SATO's?
and is Delrin a good material to use? seems like SATO and the ones i posted are both made out of Delrin...

edit: i just did a lil research and the motovation are better than Derlin... these ARE the best sliders out there i believe! gonna pick up a pair, with the fork sliders too!...

If you look at the SATO mounting brackets, they use the bolts on your covers, instead of the engine mount bolt. Looking at all the no-cuts, I think these are the worst design. Crash on that and you can have some problems IMHO.

**GXR4KDS** · 07-03-2006, 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Hagar

If you look at the SATO mounting brackets, they use the bolts on your covers, instead of the engine mount bolt. Looking at all the no-cuts, I think these are the worst design. Crash on that and you can have some problems IMHO.

wow! thats amazing that they are actually selling those!!! attaching the sliders to the fairings???

**DieselDan** · 07-03-2006, 11:27 PM

do u have to remove your fairings to install?