Motorcycle Racing Knee Pucks

Which Motorcycle Racing Knee Slider Is Best: Wood or Delrin?

Choosing the best motorcycle racing knee sliders comes down to durability, smoothness, and rider preference. Both Delrin plastic and wooden knee pucks provide contact with the track while cornering, but their sliding characteristics and longevity differ.

Delrin Plastic vs. Wooden Knee Sliders

Delrin plastic knee sliders are a durable, affordable choice for trackdays and racing, providing a consistent feel when dragging your knee through corners.

Wooden knee sliders, like our most popular and #1-rated MOTO-D Racing Wooden Knee Pucks, offer a smoother sliding sensation and can last up to twice as long as traditional plastic pucks. Less friction and grabbing against the pavement means less pulling on the rider's leg and fewer unwanted inputs transferred to the motorcycle, helping maintain smoother suspension behavior and a consistent cornering line.

Who Should Choose Endurance Knee Sliders?

MOTO-D Racing Wooden Endurance Knee Sliders feature a thicker, 1.5-inch profile, making them an excellent option for shorter riders who want easier knee contact with the track and aggressive knee draggers who need extra material for extended wear.