CNC anodized aluminum front and rear axle sliders

vtech007 · Dec 4, 2011

I made these for myself - I've been running them on my other street bikes as well for years. Check out the photos below. I can make them in gold, silver, blue or red. They are attractive, strong and very functional. They also give you a good lift point for stands.

Let me know if you want some. Kit will include everything you need to do both sides of front and rear axles. Install in 5 minutes or less. Price for the complete kit, both sides front and rear axles, is $100.00, including shipping anywhere. PM me and I'll send you a PayPal invoice. Thank you.

CNC anodized aluminum front axle slider pair

CNC anodized aluminum rear axle slider pair

CNC anodized aluminum front axle slider pair

CNC anodized aluminum rear axle slider pair

onelogue · Dec 4, 2011

Hmmm ill be in touch very soon!

vtech007 · Dec 4, 2011

Excellent! Great! Let me know. What color are you interested in?

vtech007 · Dec 4, 2011

Made of solid billet aluminum.

nikfleisch · Dec 5, 2011

Let's see pictures of the blue! I'm very interested!

vtech007 · Dec 5, 2011

Excellent. Give me a bit to make up a blue set, and I will mount them and take photos. I will PM you when the photos are up.

vtech007 · Dec 8, 2011

Update: I am hoping to have a blue set completed over the weekend, and have the photos up on about Monday.

Kid1620 · Dec 9, 2011

Can you post some pics of the red

vtech007 · Dec 9, 2011

Can you post some pics of the red

Yes, likewise, I will make up a set in the red, and get some pics up, ASAP.

Thanks!

buellbradski · Dec 10, 2011

Yup I need m in red too I'll be ordering next week

vtech007 · Dec 10, 2011

OK, and thanks for your PM too, and your compliments on my axle sliders.

vtech007 · Dec 12, 2011

Let's see pictures of the blue! I'm very interested!

Here are pics of the billet axle sliders sets in blue anodizing:

What do you think of them?

onelogue · Dec 12, 2011

Those look sweet! Definitely prefer the amber ones though.

vtech007 · Dec 12, 2011

Yeah, I run the gold ones too - match my wheels - but of course the blue match the body - both look good on the bike.

The pics really don't do these justice, if I may say so myself. The finish on them is amazing - really dazling in the light.

Kid1620 · Dec 12, 2011

IMO the blue needs to be a little darker.....

nikfleisch · Dec 13, 2011

Anyway you could get the blue darker? Would be in for sure if you could match your body color.

vtech007 · Dec 13, 2011

First of all, they are acually darker in color than the picture shows - the way the light of the camera flash reflects makes them look lighter than they are. In a subdued light you see how dark they are - but then that would be not enough light to make a good picture - so kind of a Catch 22. Secondly, I am told that's already the darkest the anodizing process will get them. To go darker to match the body, you would go with paint. But I am telling you - you have to see these in person to apprecaite the appeal of the finish - a gorgeous metalic luster.

vtech007 · Dec 13, 2011

OK, to try to give you some idea of how the anodized blue compares to the Thrust Blue of the XB body, here is a pic of the blue axle slider sitting on top of the rear cowl, taken indoors, normal indoor lighting, no flash.

vtech007 · Dec 14, 2011

Here's a pic of a red set:

oh9bolt · Dec 14, 2011

The red ones look awesome [up]

CNC anodized aluminum front and rear axle sliders

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