where to buy good frame and swingarm sliders

[tcspeedfreak]

hey all wondering if anybody knows a good place to buy a slider kit website or otherwise, im looking to put them on everysingle place possiable, the bike is an 00' m750

[Rev. Millertime]

I like my Speedymoto frame sliders.

I've got the "Mushroom" sliders... don't stick out quite as far, but look like they'll do the job (don't want to find out though)

[fasterblkduc]

I've crash tested the Cycle Cats several times now. They do a great job. The speedymotos don't stick out as far but from my crashing expertise  mo:t: I'll tell you that I usually grind the sliders down and they are still just long enough to keep everything up off the pavement. If you start with the shorter ones, they will grind down real fast and by the time you're done sliding, your bike will grinding hard parts.

I crashed again this Saturday and the Cycle Cats protected great!

[Rev. Millertime]

Are these crashes "track crashes"?  What approx. speeds?

Cuz that makes a bit of a difference.

[Vino900]

I just received my Cycle Cat sliders today from OnCycles in Ohio for my '99 900SSie.   $132, No Shipping and very good to deal with.
OrderedMOnday received today.
Model# DS7 (Fits pre 2001 Ducati Monster 750/900; pre 2001 ST2/ST4; 1998-2000 750/900SS)
Looks like great quality.
Link to store:  www.oncycles.com

[fasterblkduc]

Are these crashes "track crashes"?  What approx. speeds?

Cuz that makes a bit of a difference.

It looks like I can finally post! Hope this works....
I've crashed both street and track. My point is that the farther they stick out, the more protection you have. When you start sliding, the plastic grinds down pretty quick. The shorter ones look better to most people, but will grind down faster and when you run out of plastic...you start rubbing bike parts.

[tcspeedfreak]

what about sliders that i have seen on the forks i think bolted through the front axel and for the swingarm, a friend of mine has a ktm superduke and he's got them all over the place

[mstevens]

I know that GSG-moto in Germany (http://gsg-moto.de/) makes fork and swingarm sliders for Monsters. Twistedthrottle.com carries at least some of their bits and bobs.

[fabertism]

I just crashed over the Memorial Day weekend and had the Cyclecat sliders on (the right side broke clean off) and they did an excellent job of causing minimal damage to the bike. I was fortunate not to be too badly hurt and neither was the bike. I'll gladly purchase another set...I stick with what I know works.

[atomic410]

Get em' while you can, cycle cat is no more