🏍️ HTTMT MT219-019-CN Frame Slider Crash Protector for 2003-2006 Cbr 600Rr Rr Carbon - Enhanced Safety for Your Bike Review

Easy to assemble, however, before ordering, I was unaware of the right and left side for our application. On the side that worked well, it worked and was very easy to install.

I had cold tires and my CBR was only going 20 mph. The entire bracket buckled back, the part of the slider that touched the ground buckled back into my fairing and broke. Which defeats its purpose. cheap metal.

Reliable, easy to install except for my left thermal sync thing. I had to bend a bit and add a spacer to the bottom screw. Remove the heat sync link before installing the left fastener. The two YouTubes show different placement of the spacer on the right side. If you're using a long support rod, which you should be doing, the right hand side window rests against the engine and inside the new gear.

Fast delivery. The screws are not long enough for my application (04600rr) when using spacers from the frame to the mounting threads. I cut a long piece off the end of the slider and was able to mount the right side, but the bolt threads on the left side seemed to have stripped and I didn't want to risk stripping the threads for the $14 sliders. Just stick with the more expensive ones and save yourself the headache.

A dirt bag pushed 3 of my bikes and caused damage in the first picture. The total repair cost is a lot of money with a new fairing, new arm, new re-installation, new bar ends, new mirror and time spent re-tuning and replacing everything. I'm a cheap bunch and have managed to make most things relatively cheap, but even a disguise costs about $180. These $35 sliders are worth the money, even if it's just a small tip. If you love your bike as much as I do, do yourself a favor and buy one, even if…

Firstly, as others have said, there are no instructions. Come on, print it out and put it in the box. Minus one star. I got this because I replaced the fairings on my 2003 CBR600RR and the new fairings didn't have holes for the old sliders. I didn't have the original engine mounting bolts - I inherited the bike so I got what I have! Not too heavy, just find the screws/clips, and don't forget there's a part in the side panels where they go in and slide to latch with the top. The lower fairing…