Honda Cbr 600 F4i 929 954 1000 Rr Chrome Frame Sliders on 2040-parts.com
Laguna Hills, California, US
You are bidding on a brand new pair of CHROME FRAME SLIDERS.
To fit Honda CBR600 F4i 2001-2006 (not 600RR), CBR929RR 2000-2001, CBR954RR 2002-2003, CBR1000RR 2004-2007.
High quality billet aluminum with chrome finish.Easy installation, these sliders replace your rearmost fairing mount bolts. No modification is required.
Frame sliders are designed to protrude slightly further than your fairing on both sides of your bike in order to substantially reduce damage to your plastics, engine casings & frame in the event that your bike ends up on it's side.
Mounting bolts are included.
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