How to install Womet-Tech EVOS Frame Sliders on a 2014+ Yamaha MT-09 by TST Industries
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- Protect your Yamaha FZ-09 / MT-09 or XSR900 with real world crash protection provided by the latest frame slider design from Womet-Tech. This kit features a dual mounting point bracket and consumable delrin sliders that help you protect your bike in the event of a fall or crash. For more info see: goo.gl/bnz5mw
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The Womet-Tech EVOS Edition Frame Sliders move the point of impact and abrasion away from the frame, controls, and other vital components of your Yamaha, potentially saving you hundreds of dollars in repair costs after a crash. The unique design of this kit utilizes a dual mounting point bracket, providing exceptional durability and structural integrity. Each aluminum bracket is CNC machined from aircraft grade aluminum and features a black anodized finish. With an easy installation process, high quality components, and dual mount design, the Womet-Tech EVOS Edition Frame Sliders provide an excellent way of protecting your Yamaha FZ-09 / MT-09 or XSR900.
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That has to be the best looking mt 09 I've ever seen. Good job
Love all the TST stuff on my '17 FZ-09! Keep up the great work Bart!
Those look nice. I'm very happy with all of my Tst purchases so far.
Reallly like these plan on ordering them when I can.
That reply was meant for another thread. Sorry, that was just a mistake. I am glad that you are planning on getting the Evos line of sliders for your bike. You won't be disappointed.
Hey TST!!
I just want to know what is the name of the belly pan installed on your MT09??
thanks!
Where can you buy the replacement sliding material for these?
Email our Support Team and they can help you out. Support@TSTIndustries.com
Hadirrrrr mr tt industri
Are you guys going to make these for the 2015-2017 FZ-07? I was about to buy T-Rex sliders but I trust your products more
We do have plans to roll out with Evos version of framwe sliders for the MT07. I can't comment on the release date yet though. It is still early in the development phase.
TSTindustries guess I’ll have to wait then
Did you get them? If so, how do you like them?
When will the painted rear cowl and belly pan become available on your website? If not, where do I go to get them?
Sorry, this was a customer's bike and we did not ask him where those parts came from.
What product number are the front signal lights on this bike in this video?
Those are our Mech-GTR signals
tstindustries.com/tst-mech-gtr-front-led-turn-signals-yamaha-fz-mt.html
What kind of torque wrench is shown in the video?
Eastwood
What type of belly pan fairing is that?
Sorry, i don't know. That was a customer's bike and we didn't get the details on that part.
I need a fender eliminator for my Yamaha TW200!!
If you are local and can come to the shop we can make you a setup for free if you let us use your bike to design from and use for videos.
I would if I could but I stay on Saipan Northern Marianas islands in the Pacific Ocean. I'm looking to order but I can't find anything costume parts for my Yamaha TW200 2010. Which I love but it can go anywhere.
Sorry man. Maybe someday someone will bring us one to work up.
Ship to Brazil?
At this time we do not ship to Brazil, sorry about that.
what brand is that engine spoiler?
That was a customer's bike and we do not recall. I think the customer said he got some European piece there and had to get it painted to match.
@tstindustries do you sell that lower fairing or where did you find it?
That was on the bike when the customer dropped it off at our shop. Sorry but I have no info for you on where to get that.
TSTindustries no worries! Thanks for the reply!
33 lb ft, nice
Definitely do not recommend them, had two pairs and they wouldn't even screw in.... The torque values are wrong, and the screws are very delicate. They might have the best looking design but I would never put them on my bike after what I've seen on a client's bike
That's odd because we've sold hundreds with no issues but to each their own!