Cheap crash bobins...

Anyone used these, or think they'd be up to the job judging by the infomation within the listing?

I think I'm tempting fate by not having any crash bungs on my first bike, but the R & G ones are a tad out of my immediate price range (saving for leathers).

Cheers

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Suzuki-SV-650-...ayphotohosting

[Dave20046]

never seen em before
carbon look spells trouble to me though (lookswise aswell actually) probably worth a punt at the price think mine were about £50. They've had a hard whack, not too much sliding though.

ive got cheep'o ones on the gixer which look well made, you always get some damage anyhow even with expencive jobbie's, id say cheap ones are better than none.

Originally Posted by kwak zzr

ive got cheep'o ones on the gixer which look well made, you always get some damage anyhow even with expencive jobbie's, id say cheap ones are better than none.

That was my thoughts!

Cheers to both. Convinced me to get some cheapies!

my reason for cheep'o was the "no cut option" for the gixer, these were the only set i could find that didnt need a hole cutting in my fairing.

[yorkie_chris]

Hmmm look like a similar setup to motoslider. Can't see them being worse than R+G (that would take some serious fckin effort!)

Get the Woodcraft sliders..

Originally Posted by Jamiebridges123

Get the Woodcraft sliders..

i read on here these type are not very good becuase they mount using a small bolt, fold easily, and incorrectly located.

[yorkie_chris]

That's about the sum of it.

Care to back up your recommendation james?

the suns now gonna go in cos i took the cover off my bike but oh well...
i have these:

i dunno how good they are as they came with the bike, but the bike has been dropped 3 times on that side (twice by me, once buy the previous owner) and theres just a little bit of scrappin on the bung

http://www.morgandesigns.com/EU/eu_acc_tblkframe.htm