Product review for Fork Sliders by SM Engineering

[yoda]

It works! :banana Saved my newly revalved/resprung forks after my T-14 lowside. Not a bad investment!

Thanx Harry(aka HighSpeed) for making this product!

http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/forums/images/threads/000/167/414/2516568-02-25-06_t-hill_042.jpg

[Daredevil]

where can i buy?

[yoda]

PM High Speed(Harry). Or you can call him at 650-592-5506. He shop is located at

1007 Bransten Rd. #A
San Carlos, CA 94070

[edmo]

They have a website too:
http://supermotoengineering.com/

Very cool guys, glad to see the products worked.

[slydrite]

:thumbup high speed's a :cool dood and his products and service are great (except for V4 who's a slacker) :twofinger

[dub713]

glad to hear they work... i've got em on my 675, front and rear.

and if they were crap, i'd have to give john and harry a visit. :laughing


sucks you went down but i'm glad to see the positive results from your field testing.


j

[yoda]

Somebody's gotta be the crash dummy. :laughing

[kiltwearinfool]

Sorry you went down, but glad the sliders worked!

Do you have the SME spool sliders / axle sliders on the back end, too?

When I was installing these on my GSXR, I was impressed by the quality of materials & workmanship. Then I remembered Harry makes sportbike camera mounts, and a bunch of stuff for catalogs/supplers, and it all clicked ;)

[yoda]

Yep...I'm protect on both ends by the SME spool sliders! :teeth

[kiltwearinfool]

And the nice thing is it's all modular, so you can just replace the scraped part & you're good as new!

Oh yeah - to anyone wondering "why bother", think of what the fork leg would look like if it had been scraping along the pavement instead of the protector. Also, the end of the fork is more likely to catch the pavement & turn the bike over, instead of sliding.

[Hooli]

Originally posted by kiltwearinfool
Oh yeah - to anyone wondering "why bother", think of what the fork leg would look like if it had been scraping along the pavement instead of the protector. Also, the end of the fork is more likely to catch the pavement & turn the bike over, instead of sliding.

Plus, have you priced a modern inverted fork lately?

[dub713]

oh man... no sooner than i say i was glad someone else did the field testing, i try to give them some... and i failed. lots of scratches everywhere but on the damn sliders. :laughing

i'll post the pics and report of my boo boo at Berryessa in a bit...

[V4]

Thanks guys for all the feedback and support...

We also have the SK Series SwingArm sliders for every late model sprotbiles....

:cool

http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/forums/images/threads/000/167/414/2518133-barf.jpg

[V4]

Originally posted by dub713
oh man... no sooner than i say i was glad someone else did the field testing, i try to give them some... and i failed. lots of scratches everywhere but on the damn sliders. :laughing

i'll post the pics and report of my boo boo at Berryessa in a bit...

:cry

oh no...sorry to hear about the 675....

that breaks my heart cuz that's a schweet bike...

[Baptistro]

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