[michel]

I'm deciding between the 3.5 vs 4.5 inch sliders. Suggestions? Thoughts?

[BRAUNSTEIN82]

SORRY I HAVE NO PICS OF THE 4.5 THE LOO9K EXACTLY THE SAME JUST 1 INCH LONGER

[Kat-A-Tonic]

I'm deciding between the 3.5 vs 4.5 inch sliders. Suggestions? Thoughts?

The 3.5 inch sliders should be sufficient. I had 4 inch sliders and they prevented contact against the ground for casual drops. However, in higher speed drops, it really doesn't matter. The bike will be violently jostling about and damage will arise anyway so the 3.5 inch slider is sufficent.

[michel]

Thanks. Ordered them.

[BIG BILL]

I would like a set too do you post to England
I need 10 posts too.

[BIG BILL]

BRAUNSTEIN82 what would the post charges be?

Thanks

[BelvedereAndTonic]

I'm also new....

[BelvedereAndTonic]

... and trying to hit...

[BelvedereAndTonic]

the ten post minimum...

[BelvedereAndTonic]

I layed my kat down a few weeks ago...

[BelvedereAndTonic]

and really could have used those sliders...

[michel]

to get 10 posts, it would be nice if you welcomed other new riders to the forum.... I appreciated it when I was new.

[Sarge]

sliders

You all make it to difficult for those who dont know to much. All you have to do is go to EBAY and type in frame sliders and you dont have to be a rocket scientist to put them on. Drill a hole throught the frame and support each side with a washer the same diameter as the slider and there you have it. It worked for me especially seeing the bike fall off a trailer at 55 mph on the freeway with minimum damage.

[michel]

Good point Sarge. Nice paint job too.

[Sarge]

Good point Sarge. Nice paint job too.

Right on thanks...I need to update photo since i put other sliders on my ride. If you are looking for anything in particular....EBAY is the answer to everything.

SARGE