R&G Racing Yamaha YZF-R1 07-24 Offset Cotton Reel Swingarm Spools

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Are they swingarm spools or axle sliders? Well they are both really!! The spool is mounted to a special, black-anodized aluminum bracket (included with the kit). When the Cotton Reel Swingarm Spool is not protecting your bike out on the road or the track, the "cotton reel" can be used to lift the motorcycle using a rear stand with hooks. For rear wheel removal, you can take the Cotton Reels out of the aluminum blocks and insert them into the paddock stand bobbin screw holes.

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Posted by Scott Harrell on 21st Mar 2017

I wonder what goes thru the mind of the goofy knucklehead when designing this product for an R1. Surely they know that the tick marks lie inside the bolt axle slide. With these spools on, they cover up the markings, then your left with trying to true up the chain by eye. A waste of money, unless you want to make it harder to adjust your chain.