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Woodcraft Honda CBR1000RR 17-19 Frame Sliders

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Woodcraft frame sliders stand out in a market crowded with look-alike options. Our patented design features a universal slider puck that fits nearly all slider models. What makes the Woodcraft design unique is the perpendicular attachment bolt for the puck. Because we do not have to hollow out the center of the puck, we can leave the sliding surface of the puck solid. This provides 48% more plastic to slide on, dramatically improving puck life. The side mount also eliminates the hassle of trying to dig out a puck replacement bolt through a distorted hole.

These sliders, made specially for the Honda, have a low profile puck that gives great protection but does not have the issues that longer pucks do on this model. Racers using long pucks on this model bike have had issues with the pucks catching on curbing and causing serious problems. Woodcraft's sliders for the CBR give you the protection you need and the peace of mind to push hard on the track.

Note: In order to avoid using an offset bracket which signifigantly reduces the effectiveness of the frame slider this kit requires cutting on both sides of the bodywork.

Only one puck option available with this kit (included).

Installation Note: This kit requires cutting the bodywork.

Frame Slider Puck Notes: The 50-1199 Shorty Black Plastic Pucks are included with this kit.

Woodcraft Frame Slider Installation Instructions

Woodcraft Frame Slider Installation Instructions

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    Revised Review

    Posted by CBR Rider Revised Review on 17th Apr 2020

    I posted the previous review of one star. I now give 3 stars because of the grinding needed on the back. If not for that I would give a four or a five. Used laser on a tripod, hole saw on a drill same size as the metal part, and a dremel to enlarge hole so you can get the plastic on and off. Start with small drill bit and work your way up until the hole saw center bit will not grab too much and the outside teeth will cut. Flip it over to drill red vs black. Grind back of puck. Look nice. Too bad not a machine cut on the back of the puck.

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    Sliders Review

    Posted by CBR1000RR Rider on 6th Apr 2020

    The pucks sit too close to the fairing. I had to grind off the back of the puck so that the puck didn't press down on the fairing. Already had the holes cut in the fairing so I could not back out of the install.