Puig Pro 6063N Sliders

[ron700]

Anyone installed these? PUIG USA has them on their product listing.

 

[duk2n]

Some guys in the Spanish forum have them. If you have any specific question I can forward it to them

 

[ron700]

Thanks. Just wondering if any have input to the durability and installation?

 

[duk2n]

Thanks. Just wondering if any have input to the durability and installation?

Here you go the installation instrucions, multilingual:

http://www.puig.tv/descargas/PUIG14018.pdf

HTH

 

[ron700]

Thanks for the link. Yeah, I've seen the installation instructions previously but just wondering on the ease of installation. Should have been more clear.

 

[duk2n]

Thanks for the link. Yeah, I've seen the installation instructions previously but just wondering on the ease of installation. Should have been more clear.

As far as I see it it's very easy. You only need to dismount the lower cowl, and then use the front-lower engine mounting points. Puig provides all the hardware needed. The torque in the instructions (54 Nm) matchs what the service manual says. Well, you would need a torque wrench

 

[Hyperborea]

Has anybody found a US dealer that carries these? The only ones that I have found are in Europe or Asia.

 

[netizen]

If they had angled that flat part back, you could probably have used them as highway pegs!

 

[Old Can Ride]

"Has anybody found a US dealer that carries these?"

The Pro Sliders are a Tucker Rocky Warehouse item. Have any dealership call Tucker Rocky, if the Pro Sliders are not in stock they can be special ordered. Tucker Rocky is the US distributor for PUIG.