[ahhyeah1212]

I checked the sticky thread about Frame Sliders, but I just wanted to know what everyone was using....particularly NO-CUT sliders

 

[Bomb3rJay]

Just ordered a pair of Puig No-Cut sliders about an hour ago.

 

[rican1884]

i got the motivational ones that corey sells that are no cut i have had a problem yet, but then again i've never tested them and hopefully won't ever have too.

 

[Hong3103]

I used to sport the Shogun No-Cuts & Sato No Cuts until I lowsided.

Now I use Shogun Cut sliders & Moto-R covers. (I hadn't receive the covers at the time of this picture)

 

[Plastic Cup Politics]

i got the motivational ones that corey sells that are no cut i have had a problem yet, but then again i've never tested them and hopefully won't ever have too.

I also have the MotivationUSA sliders, they seem to be very popular. I've tested them, but I think the way I hit would have damaged any slider. I high sided and my whole slider/bracket is bent downward.

But I've heard great reviews of these sliders, I'm sure if you actually "slide" they work great.

 

[R4Ltony]

I low sided with a set of Shogun no cut sliders. They did their job, only the slider had damage..

 

[Plastic Cup Politics]

I low sided with a set of Shogun no cut sliders. They did their job, only the slider had damage..

I've never lowsided... both of my wrecks have been highsides. pretty lame.

 

[Hong3103]

I low sided with a set of Shogun no cut sliders. They did their job, only the slider had damage..

Cost wise I'd still go with the No-Cuts. Cutting a hole for the left frame slider was very easy especially w/the aid of a laser pointer. The only reason I didn't go with the cut ones the first time was because I wasn't comfortable doing any sort of maintenance on my bike. $90 bucks is money I could use toward a trackday. Just my 2 cents though.

Shogun Cuts: $30 (MSRP)
Shogun No-Cuts: $140 (MSRP)

 

[Captain Squid]

Frame sliders?????

I've never lowsided... both of my wrecks have been highsides. pretty lame.

Damn that sucks James

 

[ahhyeah1212]

I also have the MotivationUSA sliders, they seem to be very popular. I've tested them, but I think the way I hit would have damaged any slider. I high sided and my whole slider/bracket is bent downward.

But I've heard great reviews of these sliders, I'm sure if you actually "slide" they work great.

I really like those Motivation sliders, but $124 for the no-cuts is kinda steep.

 

[Sarahj]

Nobody is making sliders for my bike till about May.... so I'll check in then

 

[MrMotoRdr]

I have the woodcrafts but I like the length of the shoguns. Never tested the woodcrafts though so who knows.

 

[Verapakill]

i just use my legs to break the fall of my bike

 

[motomummy]

shogun no cut crash kit is hard to beat cost wise for total protection. It's a great kit.

 

[parkone]

[quote name='motomummy']shogun no cut crash kit is hard to beat cost wise for total protection. It's a great kit.[/quote

Got em......great deal. Second set. First set did their job perfectly.

 

[Methos]

I have the Motivation cut sliders. I haven't tried them out though, but they seem pretty high quality.

 

[motomummy]

If you want some sliders that work great and look incredible then LSL is the only answer. Best looking and works as good as any other, but they do cost a little bit more then others. All depends on what you're looking for...best bang for the buck is probably shogun and the top of the line in terms of looks and works as well as shogun would be LSL

 

[chaz498]

Very happy with my Motovations. Look like they are up to the job!

 

[IronGSXR35]

Woodcraft sliders here, thankfully have not tested them out yet

 

[1Coopgt]

Mine were on the bike when I bought it.So no clue . They are no cut though. Carbon Fiber with Blue Aluminum end caps .