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Re: Warning on Frame Sliders, was RE: [ST] Another plug for Skyking Products.
- Subject: Re: Warning on Frame Sliders, was RE: [ST] Another plug for Skyking Products.
- From: "Peckham ." <peckhammer@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2002 16:37:55 -0700
>I don't know for sure if this is true for all sliders, any sliders, or just
>some sliders, but more investigation into the subject is warranted. How do
>sliders change the damage equation in 20,30,40 or faster lowsides?
Even if you crash at 150 mph, the force at which they hit the ground will be
the same, barring any circumstances where the bike is hurled at the ground,
e.g., high-side.
At the same time, if the slider were to snag on something at 150 mph, I
would imagine that the forces involved could seriously damage the motor
mount, or worse. But that is what insurance is for.
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