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11 posts · Started by MADDOG53 · 07 Mar 2010

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Post 1 by MADDOG53,

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Post 2 by samba,

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Post 4 by ...BUZZ...,

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Post 7 by Agent Orange,

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I believe they are pretty nifty lookin crash sliders..

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Post 11 by MADDOG53,

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Most MUSHROOM , slider manufactures don't tell you that in" SOME "cases in a fall that "SERIOUS FRAME DAMAGE CAN OCCUR IN THE EVENT OF A FALL" , The only company, that informs you(that I've seen) is SATO , IN FINE PRINT OF COURSE ,,, Having worked for the US Corner Marshall's on occasion , I HAVE SEEN THE AFTERMATH OF SUCH A CRASH , and in my opionion , these sliders provide superior crash protection, , nothing is 100%, , though., The same can be said about leaving paddock bobbins in durring a ride, ,SERIOUS SWING ARM DAMAGE "MAY" RESULT IN THE EVENT OF A FALL ,, The question is , "Will you take the chance?"
Sorry BUZZ thought you was fookin with me!
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