Anybody making cages for a Suzuki DRZ400SM? ... Anyone fabricate their own cage?

 

What would you need a cage for?? It's not a sportbike.. your not gonna bust case covers and rear sets.

If you really want some form of crash protection just get a set of Acerbis bark busters/guards to protect the brake and clutch levers.

 

yeah, exactly what brett said

 

[QUOTE=Brett256]What would you need a cage for?? It's not a sportbike.. your not gonna bust case covers and rear sets.

If you really want some form of crash protection just get a set of Acerbis bark busters/guards to protect the brake and clutch levers.[/QUOTE

Always looking for that better protection man ... Yeah got the guards.. sick montage in the video section btw.

 

well what kind of bike do you ride? i can see if it had a big tank or somethin that sticks out?

 

I just broke my case cover on my DRZ400

 

You Can Use The Holes In The Front Of The Frame And Mount A Sportbike Slider To That Then Get Axle Sliders And You Should Be All Set. I Went Over Backwards Doing A Seat Stander At 50 And Drove Away, All That Happened Was I Scuffed The Rear Slider And The Frame Slider.

 

The DRZ case covers are made out of magnesium to help make it lighter, but on the down side they are kind of brittle and very apt to braking or just having the brake/shifter punch throw.

So some kind of cage/slider set up would not hurt.

Plus they the mag covers cost a load.

 

Grind the corners off the back of the gear lever, they're sharp on the stock lever, this is one of the reasons the mag cases puncture so easily.

Or buy some of these :YEAH