These frame sliders protect your Ducati's frame, engine and crank case during a slide and are specially made for the following:

Ducati Hypermotard 1100/1100S (All Years)
Ducati Monster: 600, 620, 695, 750, 800, 1000,
Ducati S2R (01-Current)
Ducati S4RS/Tricolore (Watercooled)
Ducati Sport Classic: Paul Smart, Sport 1000, GT1000 (06-Current)
Ducati Multistrada: 620, 1000, 1100DS (03-Current)
Ducati Super Sport/Sport: 620, 750, 800, 900, 1000 (Requires fairing modification)(01-Current)
Most other unfaired versions of the Ducati air cooled engines from 2002 on.

These frame sliders have been designed with a 12 mm stainless steel through-the-engine rod that is threaded at both ends. Stainless steel was chosen because it provides a better bearing surface due to the material's natural slickness and reduces engine to rod friction during engine running.

Our sliders feature aluminum inserts/collars in the sliders to provide the strongest frame to slider contact possible without compromising the shock absorbing qualities of the nylon. This new design also uses a grip nut on one side and a spring washer on the other to facilitate easier installations without compromising security.

Click here for more information about design and selection of frame sliders. The fit and finish is specific to the bikes that they are made for. Sliders are made from our our own UV inhibited nylon formulation that is more resistant to abrasion and will not fade or become brittle over time.

Comes with replacement nuts and stainless steel washers. A relatively easy install with minimal tools.

Note: Will not fit 2000 and earlier Ducatis with 10 mm through engine bolt and the new 696.

Please Select the correct model before checking out:

FSD05R - Watercooled Engined Bikes
FSD07R - Aircooled Engined Bikes

Click here for installation notes.

Breaking News!

Congrats to Paul and his team for wins at the 86th Annual International Pike's Peak Hill Climb on their Motovation equipped Hypermotard! For more information please visit the Ducati North America site. The sliders were put into service several times during the event and saved the team some serious repair work.