Shogun Swingarm Spools/Sliders - Kawasaki ZX6R - Fits 1998 to 2008 Models

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 (based on 3 ratings)

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• This item normally dropships from a warehouse in California. California residents will be subject to an 8.5% sales tax. The actual tax amount will be displayed in your shopping cart before placing your order.

This item normally dropships from a warehouse in California.
California residents will be subject to an 8.5% sales tax.
This tax will not be shown in your cart or on your order, but will be figured into the total amount charged to your credit card.

If you plan on going to the track, or just working on your sportbike at home, Shogun Swingarm Spools are a must. Designed with style and function in mind, these sliders are for use with race type swing arm stands as well as adding protection to your swingarm in the event of a crash. CNC machined, with the highest grade steel bolt and aluminum inserts.

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By Carl from Auckland, NZ

Pros: Got this item again after it saved my bike from serious damage. These spools protected the swing arm 100% which my insurance provider was very happy about!

Cons: No cons

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Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 (based on 3 ratings)

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By Carl from Auckland, NZ

Pros: Got this item again after it saved my bike from serious damage. These spools protected the swing arm 100% which my insurance provider was very happy about!

Cons: No cons

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By Anonymous from Anytown, USA

Pros: Easy install, 8.8 grade bolts.

Cons: Major problem: The mount point on the 2006 ZX-6 (near the axle on the stock swing arm) is extremely weak, and will snap off if you highside as I discovered. Because of this the slider didn't really get a chance to do its job, and I ended up scraping the cotter pin a little bit. Either Shogun needs to find a better place to put it or Kawasaki needs to get a better welding robot.

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