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GBRacing Bullet Frame Sliders (Race) For Triumph Daytona 675 Street Triple / R

Original price was: $169.00.Current price is: $96.99.

SKU: FS-675-2006-R Categories: PROTECTION, ACCESSORIES & SPARES

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Race Developed Crash Protection from GBRacing

Triumph Daytona 675, 675R and Street Triple / R Bullet Frame Slider Replacement Set (GBRacing mounting brackets not included) (Race)
includes
Bullet Frame Sliders, left and right (Race)

NB. RACE Bullet Sliders offer little or no fairing protection; they are optimised for safety on the track and to protect the frame, engine and radiator, not the fairing.

Suitable for Daytona 675, 675R and Street Triple / R 2006 – 2012 models only (must have GBRacing frame slider brackets already fitted)
Part No. FS-675-2006-R

This revolutionary GBRacing design offers light weight protection using high grade engineering materials chosen for their superior crash protection and impact absorption qualities.Available in ‘Street’ and ‘Race’ variants – this item is the left side ‘Street’ variant.The ‘Street’ slider features a longer tube to position the Bullet beyond the fairing like a conventional crash knob, offering greater protection for the fairing as well as other frame and chassis components. Approx tube length (end to shoulder) 60mm.The ‘Race’ slider features a shorter tube to position the Bullet virtually flush with the fairing, reducing the risk of bike flipping during a slide while still protecting the frame. Approx tube length (end to shoulder) 25mm.
- Additional point of contact for sliding, in conjunction with engine case covers
- Aluminum tubular design absorbing impact and distortion
- Bolt cap head is always 5mm away from stock mounting position – minimising the leverage
- Low cost bullet moulding replacement
- No cutting or drilling of fairing required on 2008 – 2016 models; 2006 and 2007 models require drilling on left side only; 2017 onwards require drilling both sides
Designed, race developed and manufactured in the U.K.