[ghostrider3101]

Is there sliders out there for the 600rr that does not require the cutting of the fairings? If so can someone point me in the right direction!

 

[TOMIMOTO]

There are but they will do more harm than good. Suck it up and cut it.

 

[ghostrider3101]

Thanks for the heads up. Did you put them on your bike. If so was it difficult.

 

[shamster]

It's not difficult to install. You just need to be careful and meticulous when you line everything up and drill.

 

[Fooldog01]

There is a post somewhere on here showing a set of sliders that dont require cutting and appear to be real solid. Reviews on them were good. Do a search and they will turn up. Oggy Knobbs maybe?

 

[nhrr]

If you decide to get some cut ones. There's a great write-up on how to do it properly, just search for it.

 

[Visitor Q]

These questions never die do they...

Jason

 

[ghostrider3101]

Thanks for the info everyone, those that was a helping hand!

 

[ShrtBusDlux]

cut it !!


do it now!

 

[satxrider]

Cutting the plastic isn't too bad. OES has a pretty good alignment tool for about $2.00 that make it fairly easy.

 

[ghostrider3101]

I'm a new to this!!

OK, you said try OES, I have no idea what you are talking about. Can you elaborate a little further on the issue.

 

[SLAPS808]

youll find it at their website.....
www.oesaccessories.com

i use OES as well. good stuff mang!!!

 

[ghostrider3101]

Thank you that information helped out a lot!

 

[SLAPS808]

no problem mang! glad i could help.

 

[noisehr]

I had sliders installed on mine. It was cut, but I don't think it looks bad at all. They did a pretty clean job of installing it. (haven't needed them yet though... hope I never do)

 

[satxrider]

There used to be a real good write up in this forum on how to instal the OES sliders. I can't seem to find it now.

If you were closer to San Antonio, I would help you do it. It only took about an hour and I was taking my time.

 

[smiler51]

Definety get the ones where you've to cut the frame and make sure that the base of the slider is made up of metal or aluminum (Don't buy cheap ones. You will regret it like i did). I got all plastic ones and had lots of vibration from the engine after their intall.
Besides, the drillig is so easy and quick if you follow the above posted installation procedure.

 

[krcbr600rr]

Here's one courtesy of the search feature http://www.600rr.net/vb/showthread.php?t=30462&highlight=frame+slider+install

 

[dch0zenone]

t-rex racing frame sliders...they use a bracket that connects the slider thru the opening on the midcowl...i dont know how good they are if u crash...but everything gets fuked up neways...they look like there good if u have a low speed crash or jus drop ur bike

 

[bobbis]

Thanks Honda. Basically a race bike for the street and they make you have to cut EXPENSIVE bodywork. Don't they realize the obvious benefits of sliders for the owner? Even in the case of a simple drop in the driveway. Why can't they expose the mounting area like Suzuki?