Exhaust can sliders?
 

anyone seen these?
https://ssl.perfora.net/advancedperf...dex.shopscript

https://ssl.perfora.net/advancedperf...er_356x300.jpg

https://ssl.perfora.net/advancedperf..._1_366x250.jpg

they run 24-38... :idk: killer investment if it works.

interesting concept, but they look like sbg.

why in the world would someone put that on a pit bike :lol:

:idk... though I was think'n it can't be that hard to get rubber hosing... just MAKE one yourself... put a pipe clamp inside... and boom... a exhaust slider... :idk:

A friend of ours has them on his KTM tard. They are the same color orange as the KTM. Actually, they don't look too bad. Espically if they work.

I think on short exhausts like the R6 or GSXR600&750... it'd be good... but for me... I think I'd need one low at each end of the can or it'd be useless... but chances are... or my luck would be... I'd get these... low side... and the only decent sized rock would hit smack in the middle of my can and trash the shit out of it :lol:

Look like shit... Wouldn't be bad on a tard..

the can is not the frame, that sucker is gonna bend regardless

I can't say they work (thank gosh) but mine are in this pic:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3225/...c5a593ea53.jpg

Maybe for a trackday but not for everyday...not for me anyways...I don't like the look. My R1 wouldn't need it anyway...but the R6 would.

i luvz your bike!

yours should function properly since its not using the exhaust itself for support

I think there was a thread about them over at :twf: and if i remember right, they didn't work too well.

Though, If i fuck up my pipe, i did something REALLY wrong!

:lol: Mule did it on his XB! ... slid into a curb I think he said... OUCH

fair enough.

Thank you. I wonder if it is dry enough to ride to work this morning. She has been sitting in the same spot in the garage for a month now :(. Between weather, time, and not having medical clearance for a couple of weeks... she is so lonely.