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Do they fit V7 II ?? Thanks.
I don't see why not. As long as that portion of the frame is same, and I'm under the impression it is.
Think about your needs.
This is the eternal debate with sliders and crash bars. I'm of the opinion that:1. They are primarily to prevent damage in standing or low speed drops.2. They are unlikely to damage the frame being the contact point is derlan or some other sacrificial plastic. And the plastic is mounted to aluminum, which is then mounted to the frame so the aluminum should hopefully be weaker than the frame if push comes to shove.3. If the hit is hard enough to go through or past the plastic/aluminum and actually does damage the frame you would have had just as big problems with hitting the head, or at least it's so hard a hit you'd likely be looking at a write off anyway.4. Things like this provide some small safety net to hopefully prevent minor and annoying cosmetic or light functional damage.But bottom line, there are no guarantees either way.
The Stucchi's kept intriguing me so I studied the pictures and descriptions more carefully...
@Kev M Think you could mount a set of lights to the sliders? I'm on the fence over bars or sliders, but I do want to add a set of lights.
Hmmmm...Maybe not a longer spacer, but a slightly longer slider portion with a shoulder turned on it to accommodate a clamp.
I just got a 2019 V7 iiii Night Pack last week. I ordered the Sato Racing Frame Sliders for a V7iii - will take a week or so to arrive. It is different from the V7 ii sliders they make, so hopefully this type will extend farther out and dont require a shim. Will report after I install them.Tony
Yeah they are.I guess I never updated this thread when we bought a V7III D a year and a half ago and added the Sato Sliders!
Yeah, please do post a pic or two, if either of you V7III'ers get the chance. I am looking for something less obtrusive than a crashbar, and the OEM head protector things don't look like they would stick out enough, and are expensive.