Intuitive No Cut Framer Sliders

[todd311]

Hello all,

I received my Intuitive No Cut Frame Sliders yesterday from Fatbikez.com and installed them last night. They were very easy to install once I was able to break the original bolts loose. They look good. Hope I never have to use them! Just wanted to post my installation experience for anyone whom is thinking about getting them.

Todd


Yamaha FZ6R / Yamaha Factory Blue / Intuitive No Cut Framer Sliders

 

[cbzdel]

I agree, install was very easy...

I after 3000 miles of having them installed though, I removed my fairings and noticed there are some contact afters where the paint was rubbed off.. Oh well, you cant see it unless the sliders were not there..

(I took great care in aligning them PERFECTLY so they have minimal contact, so even after all that maybe my fairing settled or something??)

 

[99vengeur]

I agree, install was very easy...

I after 3000 miles of having them installed though, I removed my fairings and noticed there are some contact afters where the paint was rubbed off.. Oh well, you cant see it unless the sliders were not there..

(I took great care in aligning them PERFECTLY so they have minimal contact, so even after all that maybe my fairing settled or something??)

Mine did the same thing. While riding, the vibration causes the sliders to make contact with the fairings. My paint is scraped off there as well. But like you said, you can't see it unless the fairings are off or the sliders are removed.

 

[Top1Dog525]

Hello all,

They were very easy to install once I was able to break the original bolts loose.

Where exactly do they install at on our bikes? I've seen pictures of some that were installed, but when looking on my bike the bolt where it looks to be installed at on the left side is under the fairing somewhat . So, just wondering if anyone can narrow down exactly where they install, pics would be great to :thumbup: Thanks

 

[FitZ6R]

Where exactly do they install at on our bikes? I've seen pictures of some that were installed, but when looking on my bike the bolt where it looks to be installed at on the left side is under the fairing somewhat

The left slider is mounted on a bracket to clear the fairing.

 

[Top1Dog525]

The left slider is mounted on a bracket to clear the fairing.

Thanks. I just kept looking at it and wondering how it mounted there. Should have figured that there would have been a bracket to offset it. Thanks Again :thumbup:

 

[dart1963]

Where exactly do they install at on our bikes? I've seen pictures of some that were installed, but when looking on my bike the bolt where it looks to be installed at on the left side is under the fairing somewhat . So, just wondering if anyone can narrow down exactly where they install, pics would be great to :thumbup: Thanks

Yeah, it's under the fairing, I can take a picture if you want, but I'm sure there are others out there. It's a small bracket that connects to an existing bolt just under the fairing, its an oblong oval shape like a timing belt would look (picture two circles, one larger than the other, about an inch apart, with the larger one bolted to the bike, the smaller a spot for the slider to attach).

 

[Heineken]

Thanks. I just kept looking at it and wondering how it mounted there. Should have figured that there would have been a bracket to offset it. Thanks Again :thumbup:

I didn't take pics while installing the Intuit frame sliders. I don't know if this any help to you but I scanned the installing instructions that came with the sliders...