hey has anyone here have any info on them. i know i posted a pic a wile back ago with that gs that had frame sliders on it, but i wanted to know if they worked.
I hope no one knows for sure.
Quote from: AlphaFire X5 on February 10, 2006, 09:10:46 AM
No frame sliders on the F because the fairing bolts to brackets that are bolted onto the frame. There is too much space between the fairings and the frame for frame sliders to work. Case guards work on the E models and protect the engine casings. The frame is fairly safe from most scratches and stuff anyways.
They work in theory.
ohh i dont mean crashing aj. i just wanted to know if they worked in theory?
Quote from: AlphaFire X5 on July 11, 2006, 01:13:58 PM
Quote from: AlphaFire X5 on February 10, 2006, 09:10:46 AM
No frame sliders on the F because the fairing bolts to brackets that are bolted onto the frame. There is too much space between the fairings and the frame for frame sliders to work. Case guards work on the E models and protect the engine casings. The frame is fairly safe from most scratches and stuff anyways.
here are the ones im talking about. beacuse ive already droped my bike once ( i hate being short) and i i dont want to get my bike( frame merow and other parts of my bike) scrathed up
http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=19623.0
Then u've answered your own question, why did u ask it???
no i just wanted to make sure they workd and werent just bling. and were do they get atached?
Well see Alpha's post. They prob are just bling. I highly doubt they would actually function well in a crash. Which brings me back to my first post.
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Sorry Nick, see's outta control we'll probably have to put her down!
lol, i think u need the strong stuff. miabe some vikiding
Do you know where I can score some vikiding? I've just been using this crappy vicodin stuff...
f%$k off im on 3 hours of sleep
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I have found two places that sell frame sliders that are compatible with a GS500F. One has no details, the other seems to require drilling.
http://www.newportcycleparts.com/categories/body_fairings_etc/LP_frame_sliders.htm (no pictures)
http://www.rg-racing.com//showproducts/Crash_Protectors/Suzuki_Crash_Protectors/GS500_CRash_Protectors.aspx (pictures)
mmmm vicodin
SWEET THANK i got the info i needed
Quote from: ajgs500 on July 11, 2006, 01:26:26 PM
Well see Alpha's post. They prob are just bling. I highly doubt they would actually function well in a crash. Which brings me back to my first post.
Actually frame sliders do their job quite well. They protect the frame and a few other bits from getting messed up. Find Pablo's crash thread and take a look at the pictures of his bike. It'd have been a lot worse without the frame sliders.
then shhould i go with those 46 pound sliders, or would nay work?
Quote from: nick_villan on July 12, 2006, 10:56:51 AM
then shhould i go with those 46 pound sliders, or would nay work?
Those are the only ones that are going to work. You are going to have to drill a hole in your fairing though.
hey its a sacrifice im willing to do, to save the rest of the bike. hey are those roller skated ones any good, I think rich was looking at them a wile ago
thanks for the link to R&G Racing (the English site). those sliders are exactly what I'm looking for. :thumb:
drilling the frame & installing sliders could be a big mistake. Look closely at R&G's pictures of the sliders on the unfared GS500. the slider links together BOTH sides of the frame and passes through the engine; spreading out any impact across a MUCH larger area.
compare that to just drilling a hole in one side of the frame and the slider will most likely snap or damage the frame itself.
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yeah for real