New Frame Sliders Crash Protector Fit Suzuki Sv 650 / S All Year Black No Cut on 2040-parts.com
HONG KONG, CN
New Frame Sliders Crash Protector For Motorcycle
Description
High Quality and Light Weight Spike Frame Sliders (Left & Right Sides)
Even in a low speed fall, these frame sliders help to protect the frame, engine cases and bodywork/fairings to minimize the cost of repair.
These frame sliders are extended ONE inch longer than our standard frame sliders. When mounted on the bike, these sliders will extend 4 inches from the frame. In the event of a drop, these will keep more of the fairings off the ground.
These frame sliders are easy to install.
Installation Note:
Remove your fairings
Mount the frame sliders in the engine mount locations
Cut the fairings to allow the sliders to stick out (Suggest to use dremel tool to make the hole larger)
Remount the fairings
Bolt Size: 12mm
Material: Delrin
Color: as show
Condition: 100% Brand New
Item Number: MT219-048
Fit for • Suzuki SV 650 / S (all years)
• Suzuki SV 1000 / S (all years)
• Suzuki DL 650 (all years)
• Suzuki DL 1000 (all years)
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