Buell XB 9/12 08-10 complete crash protection kit. Fit's ONLY 2008-2010 XB9 and XB12 models.

The kit includes all hardware, no special tools needed to fit. Replacement bolt's are in the kit.

Material = UHMW-PE (ultra high molecular weight polyethylene) and aircraft grade aluminum  6061-T6 brackets finished in black anodizing for durability.
Special feature: The pucks are solid and not hollow, made to withstand a greater impact. Brackets are designed NOT to rotate in a lowside.
Slider dimensions: approx. 2" and 3" in length and 2" in diameter for the frame sliders, for the front and rear slider dimensions: 1" in length, 2" in diameter
NO CUT or plastic fairings modification required

rear axle sliders, front axle sliders and frame sliders. The sliders feature a new design of a complete solid puck without a hollowed-out center. This increases the strength and contact surface to about 30%. The bracket is bolted to the engine mount and the slider puck is bolted onto it. The brackets have four attachment points preventing them from rotating in the event of a low side. The material of the puck is made of UHMW-PE (ultra high molecular weight polyethylene), a tough plastic with good strength, wear resistance and dimensional stability. It is more dimensionally stable than Nylon and used in many industrial ball bearing and friction reducing applications. Compared to Delrin, it is softer but tougher. Delrin is harder but more brittle. It is an ideal material for frame sliders since it can absorb more impact force onto itself and therefore reduce the impact on the frame and engine. The slider pucks can be inexpensively replaced in case of a low-side. The rear axle sliders provide indispensable protection for your beautiful expensive swing-arm. For the front and rear axle sliders the installation is a simple bolt on with the bar going through the axle and one plastic puck on each side. The long bar and inserts inside the sliders are made 6061-T6 aluminum for strength. We use highest grade commercially available 12.9(177,000 psi in tensile strength) wherever possible. Rest assured that you are getting the best material commercially available.