Triumphrat

meinschaft · 06-13-2005

I saw a Legend yesterday that had frame sliders on it. Since the only crash bars I've found are WAY ugly and cost >$300, might anyone know who/where I can find these sliders???? Help!

cafetbird · 06-13-2005

Sky King carries them. I have a set on my T-Bird.

Sky King

[ This message was edited by: cafetbird on 2005-06-13 10:18 ]

meinschaft · 06-14-2005

Scot,

Thanks for the reply. So these are a simple bolt-on with no mods required? Maybe this is a dumb question, but do they come with installation instructions? Should be a 5 minute job, right?

Thanks,

meinschaft

Brooke · 06-16-2005

meinschaft -

The installation is a breeze - five minutes max (between beers!)

They don't stick out as far as I would like (having dropped a T-Sport before), but they look boss on my 1999.

Brooke

TBirdG · 06-18-2005

What exactly is the purpose of them? Don't mean to sound dumb. I saw them on a bike recently, and should have asked the rider then.

Thanks!

Gerry

Bushwhacker · 06-18-2005

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On 2005-06-18 12:09, TBirdG wrote:
What exactly is the purpose of them? Don't mean to sound dumb. I saw them on a bike recently, and should have asked the rider then.

Thanks!

Gerry

So when your bike falls down and slides along the asphalt, it slides on the Frame Sliders rather than on the painted and shiney parts.

Generally, more popular on Sports Bikes to keep all the squid's plastic pieces from getting ripped to shreds.

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[ This message was edited by: Bushwhacker on 2005-06-18 17:29 ]

legend21 · 06-18-2005

You should have a look on thatTopic

As I said I 've hepco & becker ( famous german manufacturer) crash bar

Cost in europe, incl taxes 160€

Their importeur in the US is:
Eurotech Motorsports
1017 Willow Ave
Chico, CA.95928
Tel.: + 1 530 345 7145
Fax: + 1 530 345 7138