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    Rear axle sliders

    I've seen rear axle sliders mounted in two different ways. One way is with a rod through the rear with internal threads & a bolt screwed through the slider to the shaft.
    They I have seen a rod with external threads & the slider appears to have threads on the insides of the slider(not sure if it is a metal sleeve inside the slider or what). And you screw the slider onto the shaft.
    Hope this is clear.
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    It's pretty clear.

    So did you have a question or what?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Kid Thunder View Post
    I've seen rear axle sliders mounted in two different ways. One way is with a rod through the rear with internal threads & a bolt screwed through the slider to the shaft.
    They I have seen a rod with external threads & the slider appears to have threads on the insides of the slider(not sure if it is a metal sleeve inside the slider or what). And you screw the slider onto the shaft.
    Hope this is clear.
    Dya naar, i've seen the same!
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    I've never seen an elephant fly

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    Quote Originally Posted by windy View Post
    I've seen a horse fly

    That's nothing - I've seen a house fly


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    Quote Originally Posted by Batfastard View Post
    I've never seen an elephant fly

    Does a Jumbo count
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dilbert996 View Post
    That's nothing - I've seen a house fly

    If you lived up here you'd see a house float, but not for long
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    Quote Originally Posted by windy View Post
    Does a Jumbo count
    Oi I resemble that remark

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    Sorry,I was on meds when I wrote that first QUESTION!?!? Which one is better or are they just a different way to do the same thing?
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    I would say bolt through slider would be cheaper to replace
    but if you have to replace one ( crash ) I don't think your
    really going to care . I like the looks of my motovation sliders
    but I haven't crash tested them .

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    Just get a set of these.

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    Those mount to the rear spool holes. Not as strong as through the axle. It could break off the mount.
    Last edited by Kid Thunder; 04-30-2008 at 05:37 PM.
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    Rhinomoto then?

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    Red face

    Here's a pic of the Motovation . And a dusty bike !

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