eChamp
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Flagstaff AZ USA
Posts: 3,983
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Sprint ST Frame Sliders
After a simple garage tip over cost me about 600 bucks in crushed left side plastics I decided I needed frame sliders for my 2005 Sprint ST. I thought I was beyond this type of mistake in my riding career…I was WRONG WRONG WRONG! I’ve had frame sliders on my previous bikes and was stupid not to put them on this one. Also I didn’t like the look of the current selection of aftermarket systems. But since I learned Triumph ST’s fair poorly when tipped over I decided I need some type of frame slider despite there appearance and as usual decided to build some parts of my own.
More details here: clicky
More details here: clicky
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eChuckB
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Eastern PA
Posts: 7,122
Re: Sprint ST Frame Sliders
They look great. 
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Was there a significant advantage to using an offset to the lower part of the fairing opening rather than mounting straight to the frame?
:Was there a significant advantage to using an offset to the lower part of the fairing opening rather than mounting straight to the frame?
ehasbeen
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Winona Lake, IN
Posts: 5,207
I need a set of these babies too
Do you have the details of sliders?
Do you have the details of sliders?
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ehasbeen
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Winona Lake, IN
Posts: 5,207
I need a set of these babies too
Do you have the details of sliders?
Do you have the details of sliders?
ePro
Join Date: Jul 2006
Location: Troy, OH
Posts: 1,421
The OP posted a link to the store in the opening post.
Ya mon! More fiah.
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