Designed for racers and trackday goers with a focus on ease of use and practicality, the Woodcraft axle sliders help protect your valuable fork lowers and swingarm on your bike in the event of a crash. Available from Riders Discount, this is a cheap solution that will save you buckets of money down the road. Pictured here on a Yamaha R6 Installation is a breeze. In this case, the axle side slides into the hex and tightens down with a wedge bolt. The nut side replaces your existing OE axle nut. Note: some axles may have a rubber plug inside that will need to be removed. These add virtually no time to wheel changes as it is as easy as pulling a pin to remove the puck, revealing the axle nut underneath. The material is the same Delrin polycarbonate used on their frame sliders. Available for most modern sportbikes at $59.99. To order, give TJ a call at 866.931.6644 ext. 817 or send him a message through this forum. Is email more convenient? Write us at FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM, and we'll get back to you right away!
With more models being added to the list everyday, Woodcraft axle sliders are now available for the Triumph 675/675R/Street triple. These easy to install (less than 5 minutes for installation) Delrin sliders can be a lifesaver for your bike and your wallet. The pucks receive the full brunt of impact instead of your expensive forks. This adds virtually no time to wheel changes, simply pull the pin to remove the puck and the axle is able to be pulled out. Installing the axle sliders adds less than 5 seconds to your wheel changes. Available for the Triumph models mentioned and many other popular sportbike models, give TJ a call to order yours today!
It would probably be easiest to use a different style push pin through the delrin slider. Then safety wire the end of the pin to the pinch bolts. This should sandwich everything and keep it secure.
http://www.woodcraft-cfm.com/Assets/Products/Instructions/45-0248R.pdf - seems Woodcraft answered it on the directions lol
