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Can you post a link to their website? Googling the name only seems to return accessory vendors rather than the manufacturer's website.

Sure. Here is the web site, and the email of the fella I worked with. Very helpful and timely. He was able to set up an Paypal invoice if I recall.

www.promotomelb.com

frankhajdu@internode.on.net

Just stock bar ends, which were not touched. I found it interesting that I've seen front and rear wheel sliders, but in my case I don't think they would have helped.

I installed Oggy Knob frame sliders over winter. I was little hesitant, based on some post I have seen here that questioned whether the bracket would hold up. I can attest in my case, the frame sliders did the job in a ~55 MHP low side while on the track.

I had been wondering what would be damaged in a low side with frame sliders. Here's the inventory to repair. Seems pretty minimal damage, compared to what could have would have happened without a slider, in a relatively high speed low sidewith out the slider.

Scratched only lower fairing with no cracks

Clutch cover scratched

Rear brake scratched

Foot peg scratched

Passenger foot peg and bracket scratched.

I was able to drive the bike off the track.

The bracket that holds the plasctic slider is very very heavy duty. It did not bend at all. I would bet the bolt would snap, before that bracket bends.

It was hassle to find the Oggy Knobs, and I ended up having to purchase them directly from Oggy Knobs in Australia. Damb glad a I did. No cutting the fairing like other frame slider solutions. The knobs were $249 AUD (which is ~$240 USD right now), plus shipping that was ~$35 USD (I got him discount the shipping).

I swear I saw in a posting thread a month ago, where someone recommended a certain online store that sells Power Commanders at great price, and has great customer service helping with mapping. For the life of me, I can't find that thread now.

Any suggestions on a retailer?

Thanks.