Well, she went down today. i was turning around in an intersection of a new housing developement by my house. At all the intersections there is a dip made with concrete, not pavement. There was a little bit of water, about 3" wide sitting in the dip. I was turning around at about .25mph and the front just slid right out from under me, and no, i do not have frame sliders on her. Now, before the flaming begins, let me just say that I bought the bike for a commuter mainly and to ride some so cal canyons on the weekend. By no means is she a trailer queen or anything like it. I ride the crap out of it, for my skill level at least and have put just over 13,000 miles on it since I bought it may 9th this year. I've been riding dtreet for about 3.5 years now and this was my first mishap. I really don't care about the scratches, but wanted to post a pic for all of you who do care about looks and have not yet got sliders. Don't let this happen to your baby. Get em'!!!
Frame sliders...get em'!!!
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That sucks dude, but it adds character!!
However, they're FRAME sliders, not FAIRING sliders.... they may have saved some of that, but if you go down at all plan on replacing some plastics unless you get lucky. They're for saving the engine casings and frame and crucial things like that... not plastic.
A GREAT investment, don't get me wrong, but don't buy them hoping to save your plastics in a mishap.
However, they're FRAME sliders, not FAIRING sliders.... they may have saved some of that, but if you go down at all plan on replacing some plastics unless you get lucky. They're for saving the engine casings and frame and crucial things like that... not plastic.
A GREAT investment, don't get me wrong, but don't buy them hoping to save your plastics in a mishap.
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