Moto911 has listed their Shogun frame sliders on their website for the 300. Seems to be a similar design to the new-gen sliders and will require notching of the countershaft sprocket cover. Not available to until March 1 though.

http://www.moto911.com/product_info.php?cPath=1_11_627&products_id=1364&osCsid=goqekkmbh2vst7vkab4n9rvp37

They look good, but I am not sure if I like the Yosh or these more..

Still might not get either and just risk it..

They look good, but I am not sure if I like the Yosh or these more..

Still might not get either and just risk it..

nothing wrong with risk :thumbup:

i honestly might pick up a pair. after my retrofit :D

if they are like the sliders on the 250, with a separate bar mount i say they are pretty good.

crashed in them once in the bar held up good, ended up spending $7 on the replacement slider, and bending the bracket back a little. then it was good to go.

+ Juan for Shogun. Paul, the owner, is a super-smart dude, and takes the time to engineer products correctly.

As for "risking it", attached is what it looks like to have a brand new 300 lowside without sliders. Probably $2500 in plastics, or less than $200 for sliders to avoid it, you do the math. . . .

:eek:

while i have no fancy to do math right now, you've made your point :D

:eek:

while i have no fancy to do math right now, you've made your point :D

$2,500 = mucho dinero:D