It'll be a very Merry Christmas for Scarlet.....

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Rider

Clutch sliders? Do you mean engine case savers? I've never heard of clutch sliders.

They look like regular frame sliders but are lower and protect the case covers. They are case covers, someone just named them clutch instead.

[Sixxxxer]

Originally Posted by Trip

They look like regular frame sliders but are lower and protect the case covers. They are case covers, someone just named them clutch instead.

Most Case Savers I've seen are Made from Billet and look nothing like a Frame Slider...

But it doesnt really matter...There all doing the same shit with trying to protect the bike Incase it ever goes down.

[PhiSig1071]

The Clutch sliders are mounted on the frame, one on each side, and are generally used in addition to normal frame sliders, gives twice the protection. If you toss a set of swingarm spool sliders and axle sliders on that bad-boy she's as protected as she'll ever get without a crash cage.

[marko138]

That shit looks like it will get in the way of the foot too.

[neebelung]

Originally Posted by Sixxxxer

I'm assuming Shes going with a Regular Frame Slider...

Already got em.

Originally Posted by Sixxxxer

But it doesnt really matter...There all doing the same shit with trying to protect the bike Incase it ever goes down.

That's the whole point. Keep shit intact and rideable if it goes down.

Originally Posted by marko138

That shit looks like it will get in the way of the foot too.

Now that's something I hadn't thought of... Hmm........

[marko138]

Some one's had to of thought of that right? I mean...I dont think a company like Graves would put out something if it made the rear brake difficult to use. But who knows.

[Ol' Man Rider]

Originally Posted by marko138

That shit looks like it will get in the way of the foot too.

I rode a guys 06 R1 with those on it a few weeks ago and those things are obnoxious! When they weren't getting in the way of etting my foot on the pegs I was trying to shift the damn thing. The brake side actually had better clearance than the shifter side.