2017-2020 CBR1000RR Frame Slider Install | CBR Mods Ep. 2 | Biscuit Benny

First big mod on the 2017 CBR1000RR! Check out my tutorial on how to install cut-fairing frame sliders on the 17-20 CBR1000RR. I recommend cut-fairing sliders over no-cut sliders any day because they provide significantly stronger resistance to crash damage and will save your fairings from significant damage or annoying road rash. Read the reviews! It's a bummer having to cut/modify OEM fairing to install these but you'll be glad you did if you ever get in a crash. Fortunately these look great and don't ruin your aesthetics. Subscribe for more how-tos!
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Music:
Outro: Nkato - Chill Soul Rap Instrumental
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2017 Honda CBR1000RR
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Riding Gear:
Jacket, textile - Joe Rocket Atomic 5.0
Jacket, mesh - Joe Rocket Phoenix 5.0
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Gloves - Sedici Castro
Recording Gear:
Camera - GoPro Hero 5 Black
Mic - Giant Squid Audio Lab Omnidirectional Microphone

[@BiscuitBenny]

Thanks for watching! I hope yall find this tutorial useful. If you have any questions or suggestions, let me know in the comments below! Next up - fender eliminator and integrated tail light upgrade!

[@2Colossal6]

Hey Biscuit Benny! I know you said you don't have the manual to confirm the torque specs for the engine bolt. Have you confirmed since then that it is 47 ft lbs? I have the same bike and can't find it anywhere online. Thanks for the video!

[@BiscuitBenny]

@@2Colossal6 Great question. I used 47 ft/lbs but have not been able to confirm it. I have had no issues yet!

[@2Colossal6]

@@BiscuitBenny thanks!

[@P8ntballa113]

Great video, inspired me to cut my fairings on my 2021. One thing I found useful when I did mine was threading in the slider/bolt periodically to check fitment. When I was like 75% there, I screwed the fairings back on the bike and finished dremel work from there.

[@BiscuitBenny]

Thank you! Glad it went well for you!

[@seanmac3128]

Great video. Thank you for the info. I'll be installing these on my 2014 1000RR next week.

[@BiscuitBenny]

Best of luck!

[@Blackbeltjiujitsu]

Good video!

[@llloooon]

thanks for the vid, wahts the instrumental songs throughtout?

[@EBRAHIM_qtr]

💔💔 i can't do that

[@mambrake]

Ill stick with the no cut Frame Sliders

[@BiscuitBenny]

That’s an idea but cut frame sliders will always have more structural integrity in a crash!

[@mambrake]

Biscuit Benny True but to cut them OEM fairings.... No way... I’ve fallen with no cut sliders and they did the trick

[@BiscuitBenny]

@@mambrake Yeah for sure, the decision to cut the OEM fairings took me awhile to get to.

[@peeyo100]

Best looking frame sliders. Mine came with TREX ones but I love the look of the shogun. Might switch it out

[@sethwallin5953]

No cut frame sliders bro. Never would I cut holes in my $15,000 cbr 1000rr fairings

[@caldinirossi]

And just like that you destroyed $750.00 worth of fairings that it was supposed to protect it.

[@BiscuitBenny]

Well cut-fairing sliders aren’t for everyone. I prefer them because they are much stronger structurally than non-cuts, but I understand your point.

[@P8ntballa113]

Frame slider protect the frame and motor. We’ll worth it, especially if your bike sees track time. And some of us think they look good.