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Old 12-25-2006, 11:10 AM   #1
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Sick Innovations Cage

Ok, I got my SI Cage and 12 bar for christmas this morning (finally) and I went out to put it on after all the craziness, and I ran into a little thing thats probably no big deal but I figured I would ask anyways.

The middle bolt that goes into the motor mount, is too small for the bolt that goes into the mount. The actual threads wont make it through, its too small of an opening. I would imagine that it just got a little plugged up when it was in powder coat.

Anyways I was just making sure thats what it was before I go sticking a drill bit in there and wallering it out to make it fit.

Thanks for any help...
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Old 12-25-2006, 12:06 PM   #2
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ya just drill that fucker out, or hammer the bolt through without messing up the threads
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Old 12-25-2006, 01:26 PM   #3
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Re: Sick Innovations Cage

what kind of bike do you have i had the same problem with my 06 636 had a hell of time, but i figured out that the bolts that go into the motor mounts were two different sizes i switched the bolts i was using for the motor mounts and it worked fine
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what kind of bike do you have i had the same problem with my 06 636 had a hell of time, but i figured out that the bolts that go into the motor mounts were two different sizes i switched the bolts i was using for the motor mounts and it worked fine
Its an 02 R6, I think the bolts are the same size on both sides but ill check...thanks for the advice..
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Old 12-25-2006, 01:50 PM   #5
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Re: Sick Innovations Cage

you might have to get longer ones depending on the length they are now, sometimes that thickness of the cage makes a world of difference on how it bolts up!!

use a drill or a dremel tool to clean off the powder coat or even make that hole bigger, you'll be fine!!

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Old 12-25-2006, 03:57 PM   #6
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you might have to get longer ones depending on the length they are now, sometimes that thickness of the cage makes a world of difference on how it bolts up!!

use a drill or a dremel tool to clean off the powder coat or even make that hole bigger, you'll be fine!!

good luck
Thanks a lot man!
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Old 12-25-2006, 10:39 PM   #7
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Old 12-26-2006, 12:33 AM   #8
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Re: Sick Innovations Cage

hm......some KC people here I don't recognize.........sup?

Sure I could get that cage and shyt to fit good! If you're running a bar on an R6 you better reinforce the shyt outta that subframe or never set it on the bar faster or harder than 1/8000th of a mph.
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Old 12-26-2006, 09:54 AM   #9
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hm......some KC people here I don't recognize.........sup?

Sure I could get that cage and shyt to fit good! If you're running a bar on an R6 you better reinforce the shyt outta that subframe or never set it on the bar faster or harder than 1/8000th of a mph.
Yea ive seen a few other KC people on here, but I doubt I know any of em because I go to my own little parking lots to learn so I dont get made fun of (lol). But ive been riding for a long time so I may have met a few of the guys out here just from going to the spots and watching or ended up riding with a few of you.
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Old 12-26-2006, 09:56 AM   #10
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BTW Thanks to Ian at SI, for shooting me a PM as soon as he saw my post. :YEAH
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Old 12-26-2006, 11:34 AM   #11
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what was the problem.....powdercoat a little tight?
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I rock the sick innov cage and round bar on my f4i now and got a few suggestions for si.......the cage bolted up easy after i figured out that the spacers only go on the left side, they should have some directions to save the 5 minutes. also, the all thread was too short. luckily i had some so it was no big deal. the welds on the round bar bowed the side mounts in, if that makes sense. so we had to cut the weld on the bottom near the brace and then re-weld it when it was installed on the bike. they should acct for this with a bigger plate across the rear. other than that shit seems solid.
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Old 12-26-2006, 01:10 PM   #13
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I love it, the best there is.
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Old 12-26-2006, 01:11 PM   #14
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^^^ Ran Into The Same Prob This Week And My Wife Said Hey Dumbass The Spacers Go On The Left Side. Then It Bolted Up Great I Wish These Cage Companys Would Put Some Instructions In The Package A Least Some Chessy Ones So I Dont Have My Wife Callin Me A Dumbass.
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Re: Sick Innovations Cage

ian is working on that. i think he's going to print that on the sales invoice now that the spacers go on the left.

if we are on the subject of suggestions, the only thing else i suggest is getting flange head bolts or allen head bolts for everything because putting a 14mm socket in the cage to tighten stuff up doesn't work too well...my sockets kept getting stuck in there.

love the cage though
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Old 12-26-2006, 02:22 PM   #16
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si best cages out there...!!!!
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Old 12-26-2006, 03:45 PM   #17
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if we are on the subject of suggestions, the only thing else i suggest is getting flange head bolts or allen head bolts for everything because putting a 14mm socket in the cage to tighten stuff up doesn't work too well...my sockets kept getting stuck in there.

love the cage though
Tru Dat, I just got done putting mine on and thank god I already had the allen bolts from my previous frame sliders.

The cage went on SUPER tight, it was like, one millimeter too tight on one bolt and all the other ones were out of line, I dont know if thats how its supposed to be or if the whole cage was just a little off? Anyways I got the cage and 12 bar on (that metal on the 12 bar is a bitch to drill through) and the look like theyre gonna hold up great. I was a little worried about how little the sub-frame bar you have to drill into for the 12 bar would hold up, but once I got it all put together it feels super stiff.

thanks to everyone who gave me some hits and tips
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ian is working on that. i think he's going to print that on the sales invoice now that the spacers go on the left.

if we are on the subject of suggestions, the only thing else i suggest is getting flange head bolts or allen head bolts for everything because putting a 14mm socket in the cage to tighten stuff up doesn't work too well...my sockets kept getting stuck in there.

love the cage though
Sorry about the installation instructions. Were workin on getting something online. weve just been swamped with orders so we havent had much time to work on that yet.
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I rock the sick innov cage and round bar on my f4i now and got a few suggestions for si.......the cage bolted up easy after i figured out that the spacers only go on the left side, they should have some directions to save the 5 minutes. also, the all thread was too short. luckily i had some so it was no big deal. the welds on the round bar bowed the side mounts in, if that makes sense. so we had to cut the weld on the bottom near the brace and then re-weld it when it was installed on the bike. they should acct for this with a bigger plate across the rear. other than that shit seems solid.
Shouldnt have had to cut and reweld. They fit snug. You just to tap them on. We want them to fit tight. There is no need ofr a bigger plate across the back. I dont know when you purchased the round bar, but they are all gussetted now. Looped a rev coaster and slammed the bar.. Didnt bend. We are workin on installation instructions. Thanks for the tips though. we always want to hear everyones feedback and concerns.
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