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i know u have to cut them a little bit.. not much.. even if u have to cut a big round hole in them it still isnt hard
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Bring it over if DogBone can't help you out.... he's done a million.... I've done 1 pair.
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I have a 03 Honda RC51 and you have to drill a hole in the plastics, Thats one reason why I havent tried to put them on.
Plastics are tooooo damn $$$$$ to screw up. Maybe after a few beers I'll try it, that way If I screw up and Im drunk enough, I'll just sit there and laugh about it and not cry till I sober up....
Plastics are tooooo damn $$$$$ to screw up. Maybe after a few beers I'll try it, that way If I screw up and Im drunk enough, I'll just sit there and laugh about it and not cry till I sober up....
He's got the idea ^ Plastics ARE too expensive to risk fucking up (if you care about your bike in the least). Cecil helped Cliff with his and they had to cut a teeny bit from what I know. Get someone to help you!
$200 bucks and a stay over night?
For frame sliders?
Dizzam.
Thats ri-fuckin-diculous.
A pair of nice high quality sliders is, at most, $75 bucks.
They are charging over a hundred bucks to cut your fairings?
I would do it myself if I were you...us a Dremel or a circular drill bit and just cut the hole small and work your way bigger until the slider fits.
I mean, unless your ballin n shit, I wouldnt pay that much for a slider install.
For frame sliders?
Dizzam.
Thats ri-fuckin-diculous.
A pair of nice high quality sliders is, at most, $75 bucks.
They are charging over a hundred bucks to cut your fairings?
I would do it myself if I were you...us a Dremel or a circular drill bit and just cut the hole small and work your way bigger until the slider fits.
I mean, unless your ballin n shit, I wouldnt pay that much for a slider install.
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Last edited by RicerX; Aug 19, 2005 at 05:34 PM.
check ebay... the first set of sliders I had for my R6 i got with the offsets so there would be no cutting involved. The offsets hold up... believe me
Give this a try if you don't feel like cutting. The ones i have now i had to cut into one fairing and shave a little off the other. For the side that I needed to cut a hole into, I used a drill bit to drill the initial hole, then followed up with a dremel tool to shave the appropriate sized hole in the fairing for the slider to slide into. I'm sorry but I would not pay $200 or $100 for that matter to get some sliders on. Hope this helps.
Give this a try if you don't feel like cutting. The ones i have now i had to cut into one fairing and shave a little off the other. For the side that I needed to cut a hole into, I used a drill bit to drill the initial hole, then followed up with a dremel tool to shave the appropriate sized hole in the fairing for the slider to slide into. I'm sorry but I would not pay $200 or $100 for that matter to get some sliders on. Hope this helps.
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actually if you take the time to do it right, i.e marking where holes need to be and removing the fairings to make sure you have a tight, cleanly cut hole for the sliders it does take several hours, and all of the shops around town have atleast a $60/hour. personally i would rather pay to have it done right, then save a few bucks for a hack job....
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actually if you take the time to do it right, i.e marking where holes need to be and removing the fairings to make sure you have a tight, cleanly cut hole for the sliders it does take several hours, and all of the shops around town have atleast a $60/hour. personally i would rather pay to have it done right, then save a few bucks for a hack job....
Off-topic but you have the greatest name eva!





