Save your Bike, keep your Style
When it comes to safeguarding your motorcycle, every detail counts. SW-MOTECH Frame Sliders provide reliable and stylish protection for your bike’s most vulnerable parts. Designed for both performance and durability, these products ensure your ride stays safe from scratches, scuffs, and serious damage. Thanks to model-specific construction the Frame Sliders are designed to match the lines of the bike.
All our Sliders are made of extremely robust polyamide material. They have a high impact resistance and good damping and gliding properties. In the event of a crash, they absorb the energy of the impact and prevent it from being transmitted to the motorcycle. This can prevent damage to the motorcycle and save you the time and cost of repairs to expensive components like the engine.
It combines durability with an elegant look.
Good sliding properties to reduce damage to the motorcycle.
Sturdy frame attachment thanks to bike-specific add-on elements.
Use frame sliders to protect your bike
Frame sliders are useful for naked bikes or sportbike if you don't want to mount a large crash bar. During construction we always keep an eye on minimizing the impact on the style of the motorcycle model. The slider pads are interchangeable and made of abrasion-resistant polyamide. Depending on the motorcycle model, the frame crash pads are mounted directly on the motorcycle or on an extra steel substructure.
When it comes to protecting your motorcycle, understanding the differences between frame sliders and crash bars is crucial. Both serve to minimize damage during falls, but they do so in distinct ways.
Frame sliders are made of durable plastic and are attach directly to the motorcycle's frame. They are less obtrusive and maintain the bike's aesthetic appeal. Their primary function is to prevent the bike's body and engine from contacting the ground during a tip-over or low-speed slide.
Crash Bars are constructed from metal tubing and they provide a broader shield by enveloping parts of the motorcycle's engine and bodywork. They distribute impact forces over a larger area, which can be beneficial in more serious crashes. Additionally, crash bars can offer some protection to the rider's legs. However, they add weight and can affect the bike's appearance. Crash bars might reduce the lean angle.
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