yes. Look up Motovation frame sliders and Shogun, those seem to be the top two companies.

 

I just got the stupid spools on there ...

 

Shogun makes spools that double as swing arm sliders, they work great. I have tested them on both my bikes unfortunately. :crying

 

I just got the stupid spools on there ...

Yeah I have the spools on there now, bought from WoodCraft but a guy here just wrecked and his spools broke off at the weld. I don't want that to happen to me when I crash so I was going to try and get the axle sliders instead. I couldn't find them on Motovational site, does anyone know if they make them or not?

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http://www.motovationusa.com/

http://www.motovationusa.com/mvstore/Scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=65

 

R&g

 

Spool sliders are WORTHLESS usually at any real speed. They just rip the spool off. I just get spools to sit on the rear stand.

 

http://www.motovationusa.com/

http://www.motovationusa.com/mvstore/Scripts/prodList.asp?idCategory=65

Great now do the ones you're pointing at fit a 2006 750??

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R&g

www.ema-usa.com

That is where I got mine. Swingarm sliders, Frame sliders, Fork sliders.

 

Ya know, a threaded rod from Home depot, a couple of skateboard wheels from your local skate shop, a couple of nuts.....and U R good to go.

njracer

 

Spool sliders are WORTHLESS usually at any real speed. They just rip the spool off. I just get spools to sit on the rear stand.

This was about 75Mph at Jennings in T-10.. I think it did a Damn good Job

 

My vortex broke at no more then 40 but this was front slider also sorry to be off topic http://www.powersstuntworx.com makes some btw

 

I'd like to get my hands on the Motivation jobbies if they were made specific to the 600 & 750. They have a 1000 varient, but that bike has a 6" rear wheel as opposed the 5.5" on the others.

 

I've got the motovation swing arm sliders on my bike. They work great with my stand, but I hope I never have to use them, so I can't tell you how they actually hold up in a wreck.

 

I'd like to get my hands on the Motivation jobbies if they were made specific to the 600 & 750. They have a 1000 varient, but that bike has a 6" rear wheel as opposed the 5.5" on the others.

swingarm is the same width I thought.. am I missing something here :scratch

Unless that fact changed with the 05/06 1k vs the 06 600/750

 

This was about 75Mph at Jennings in T-10.. I think it did a Damn good Job

You got lucky..... and ur swingarm is still FUBARd