HPS Frame Sliders

I installed a set of HPS frame sliders on my '99 VFR about five years ago or so, don't remember exactly, and they installed pretty easily and did not require cutting any holes in the fairing. The coolant reservoir was a little squeezed but it fit in OK. Some people replaced it with something smaller. It appears to be very well made and thought out but like Turgut, I have not field tested it yet.

Don
'99 VFR
Fremont, CA


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>Message: 13
>Date: Fri, 08 Feb 2008 12:17:55 +0200
>From: turgut kalfaoglu
>Subject: Re: frame sliders
>To: Mike Garcia
>Cc: VFR list
>Message-ID: <47AC2C53.6000103@xxxxxx>
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>I went with the Motovations..
>http://www.motovationusa.com/mvstore...p?idproduct=18
>they just give you the sliders and the screws, the rest is up to you.
>It took a day to drill the frame, the expansion bottle, and to find and
>cut the baby bottle to size .. Mostly because of my inexperience, it
>took this long, otherwise it's a 2-hour job probably.
>
>They feel bulletproof solid - but I, fortunately, never field-tested them.
>
>Sorry I was too preoccupied to take pictures at the time, but check out
>the above site, they have pictures of the installation..
>
>-turgut
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>
>> Turgut,
>>
>> I'm curious to find out which brand of slider kit you went with,
>> the R&G, or HPS. Or even another? I started this current thread
>> because I came across the Yoyodine kit while surfing, and had never
>> seen anyone mention it in the nearly eight years I've been on the
>> list. Any pictures?
>>
>> Mike
>> '99 flavor in northern NJ
>>


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