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Knee Sliders Question

Mon Jan 09, 2006 12:38 am

Do the majority of kneesliders have the rough velcro on the slider?

My leathers have the fluffy soft stuff on the knees, and the rough stuff on the backs on the sliders. Is this the norm for most makes of sliders?

I'm asking 'cos I used to own a set of AXO leathers, and I could swear the rough stuff was on the knees, and the sliders had a soft backing.

I'm after some replacement sliders and I dont want get them and find they wont stick.

Cheers
Alex :wink:

Mon Jan 09, 2006 1:19 am

My 2 types of lethers, one peice & pants both have the rough velcro on the sliders. Not that they are ever going to need replacing.
hth.
Cheers Brett

Mon Jan 09, 2006 1:41 am

Thanks, but I'll get a few more opinions before I hit the 'order' button.

I can only find 2 websites in Aus that sell replacement sliders, anyone know of other sites? Or where I can get some?

Mon Jan 09, 2006 7:12 am

7th,
I'm pretty sure its a standard that the "hooks" are on the Slider and the "Loops" are on the leathers.

Mon Jan 09, 2006 8:07 am

Plasma Blue 636 wrote:7th,
I'm pretty sure its a standard that the "hooks" are on the Slider and the "Loops" are on the leathers.


Yep, every set I've seena are like this... (hooks are the hard bits, loops the soft..:-))

Mon Jan 09, 2006 1:02 pm

What's a 'slider'? :lol:

Mon Jan 09, 2006 1:06 pm

That would make sense, coz if the hooks were on the leathers then they'd pick up every bit of dust, fluff, seed etc you came into contact with and they'd hold on to it for dear life, so when you weren't wearing the sliders your knees would end up looking like the filter of a vaccuum cleaner.

Just out of interest, my Alpinestars boots have toe scraper thingies (highly technical terminology) and once again soft velcro is on the boot, hook part of the velcro is on the detachable bit. Seems to be the standard way of doing things.

Mon Jan 09, 2006 3:28 pm

My Dainese leathers are soft on the leathers, hooks on the sliders.

My Old A* boots, soft on the boots, hard / hooks on the removeable stuff.

Mon Jan 09, 2006 6:03 pm

7THSIN wrote:Thanks, but I'll get a few more opinions before I hit the 'order' button.

I can only find 2 websites in Aus that sell replacement sliders, anyone know of other sites? Or where I can get some?


Yeah give this guy a call "000" aka Corey Solomons 0438 677 250 He`ll be able to help you out,he`s got sparkies too.

Mon Jan 09, 2006 6:08 pm

try http://www.twperformance.com.au :) I think that addy is right???

Mon Jan 09, 2006 6:14 pm

Thanks people! :D

Found these plain white ones but there's no price.. :? Maybe they're so crap they've gotta give them away :P

Mon Jan 09, 2006 6:39 pm

HemiDuty wrote:What's a 'slider'? :lol:

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Mon Jan 09, 2006 7:53 pm

7THSIN wrote:Thanks people! :D

Found these plain white ones but there's no price.. :? Maybe they're so crap they've gotta give them away :P
Oops for the link

http://www.motofx.com.au/mfpartsinfo.ph ... mfpro=1381

Mon Jan 09, 2006 9:21 pm

HemiDuty wrote:What's a 'slider'? :lol:



HAHAHAHA Are ya ready for this "Slappy Strawbsy"

Acoording to the Brisbane two wheels dictionary ....
Noun: A slider, any bike over 590cc that Hemiduty has owned, when the inevitable happens & "Gravity overtakes Gusto" Pronounced SCREECHBANGTHUD.
Adverb: A slider is the Bit that fell off Hemi's leathers when he was climbing out of the sandpit at Queensland Raceway.

Now wheres the Gpx & 7r Pics. :wink:

Cheers Big Ears.

Thu Nov 09, 2006 8:41 am

Most leather suits do come with loop velcro on them so the majority of sliders come with 'hook' backings.
Axo leathers are different and for whatever reason decided to release them with 'hook' velcro making most sliders incompatible.
WIZ, however do make the reversed slider which comes with loop on the backing instead of the more regular 'hook'.
They come in all the regular colours and designs that WIZ manufacture but will need to be specially ordered.
HTH.
Last edited by tarmac on Thu Nov 09, 2006 8:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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