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Originally Posted by Ebbs15
Tigger also depends on how the frame is... ya know... it may be easier to make the slider sturdy on yours and it be a no cut... but for the R6 it may require it to be a bit weaker to allow the no cut.
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You are probably right... Hey Dlit,I came up with this super easy way to mount sliders on your bike. You take the fairing piece off and set up a laser pointer to the center of your mounting bolt. Put the plastic back on and mark that hole and drill with the appropriate hole saw...
Okay,okay actually CEO turned me on to this method,I've never had to cut my fairing to install sliders(didn't realize until after buying Harris no cuts. GSXR1000s can use regular frame sliders without cutting anything. At most you may need to trim the plastic back a 1/4 or so.
For what it's worth,I'd go with Woodcrafts too! In fact,while I was checking for your bike I put in a $50 bid on a set!