[pmorritt]

Almost dropped my girl turning her around in the garage-hand got wedged into fairing and -well caught her-pheww! Thank gud it wasn't the Beast next to her-BMW K12GT. She's an '05 999, so was thinkin-perhaps frame sliders are good insurance. So, thinkin ft axel, mid frame-really don't want to cut a hole in the side fairing-she's converted to a MonoPosto-so pinnion pegs are gone and free for slider-too high up? and perhaps switching out rear stand bobbin with bobbin/slider. Who's got em and perhaps some pics.

 

[JDuc]

SpeedyMoto FTW.

 

[Ptree]

Anyone have frame sliders installed on their 848/1098/1198? Wanted to know how they look and what brand you got?

 

[desmo2]

I don't know what will protect your pretty stuff in a garage tip-over, but axle sliders do an amazing job of keeping the forks and swing arm from getting ground into ugliness in a moving fall. Bar end sliders are great, too.

 

[My848]

T-Rex, $60, No Cut Sliders...

http://t-rex-racing.com/catalog.php?item=145&catid=96&ret=catalog.php%3Fcategory%3D96

Installed by the dealer for $50...

Fits great...

 

[Bella749]

+1 for Speedymoto underbody sliders. More expensive, but definitely well built.

 

[moto]

crash tested the frame sliders my self...they protect the battery, waterpump and radiator on one side and the clutch, radiator on the other side so you can limp home.

I prefer the build quality of the SPEEDYMOTO Underbody Frame Sliders: 1098,999,749S/R,998

-M