Can you identify these frame sliders?

[Aiight]

Hi all,

I'm trying to identify these frame sliders so that I can order replacement pucks. They held up very well in a recent spill and protected most of the bike from the asphalt. They're also longer than most I see, and they mount on the front motor mount bolt (the threaded rod, rather). I can't find any discernible markings, and all the shopping I've been doing hasn't turned up anything remotely similar. Any chance someone out there recognizes them? Alternatively, if you have a spare set, I'd be glad to buy them.

This is for a 2000 SV650 naked, by the way. Thanks in advance!

[funkadelicturkey]

No idea, but the fan favorite on svrider appears to be Motosliders http://www.motosliders.com/MS-1.html if you can't find what you want these come highly recommended. I've crash tested them and they get my approval.

[Spacecoast]

I have some made by OES Accessories, and they seem to be very well made.

http://www.oesaccessories.com/OESdifference.html

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Thanks for the recs, guys. I knew it was a longshot, but I appreciate the help!

[FunkDaddy]

They're called super sliders from Visionary Technology Inc, Ottawa Canada. I dont think they exist anymore. I have a set on my bike too. This site has info that matches the cell hone found on the invoice I have, if you want to try and contact him.

http://scruzol.com/VisionTech/New_office.htm

[Aiight]

Originally Posted by FunkDaddy

They're called super sliders from Visionary Technology Inc, Ottawa Canada. I dont think they exist anymore. I have a set on my bike too. This site has info that matches the cell hone found on the invoice I have, if you want to try and contact him.

http://scruzol.com/VisionTech/New_office.htm

Awesome thanks! I'll try to get in touch with them and post the results.

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Well, I contacted Visionary Technology and talked to the guy who made them. The machine shop that he ran when he made those went bankrupt and there are no more replacement parts, unfortunately. I was happy to be able to tie up that loose end, though, so thanks again.