Anodised crash post

[simone]

after some research on my part, i came accross these crash posts on the powerbronze website site, i have not had my bike long and have been advised to get some protection, my bike does not have lowers and so the kit will fit. Any comment's before i buy would be appreciated :cheer:

 

[Stumbles06]

after some research on my part, i came accross these crash posts on the powerbronze website site, i have not had my bike long and have been advised to get some protection, my bike does not have lowers and so the kit will fit. Any comment's before i buy would be appreciated :cheer:

Welcome to the site mate. Hope you like our little (actually HUGE) site :thumbup:

Those sliders look really nice. How much are they on the powerbronze site?

:rockon:

 

[simone]

Welcome to the site mate. Hope you like our little (actually HUGE) site :thumbup:

Those sliders look really nice. How much are they on the powerbronze site?

:rockon:

Thank you for your lovely welcome. :welcome: Well on the uk site with the kit and blocks they come in at £70.00 which i thought was quite good value especially if they protect my new bike, and that i am a new rider also!!!!!!!!,

 

[Stumbles06]

70 Pounds (I have to write it, don't have the symbol for pounds on my keyboard???)..lol
Makes it about $140 Aus, pretty good price. I paid $150 for my Oggy Knobs.

:rockon:

 

[fast blue one]

Hi and :welcome:

They do look good especially as they are blue. Now dont tease post some more pics of your bike. :thumbup:

 

[madmanmaigret]

I am not sure but I believe the general concensus (sp) is delrin is the best material to have sliders/bobbins made of. This is because in a lowside crash, the bike will need to slide on this part and aluminum will not slide as easily (over asphalt or concrete) as delrin. I do agree that they look nice but if they do not protect as well they might end up being the only part looking good after a drop/crash...and we wouldn't want that now would we?



Oh yeah, Welcome!