Quick question for those with an F.I. cage (954)
04-05-2006, 08:57 PM
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Quick question for those with an F.I. cage (954)
I understand that the loop and struts are removable on the FI cages. My question is: When removing the loop/struts does the "slider" portion allow plenty of clearance for serious corner carving?
I know that they advertise this fact, I am just looking to see if anyone has any real world experience. Thanks -James
I know that they advertise this fact, I am just looking to see if anyone has any real world experience. Thanks -James
04-05-2006, 09:09 PM
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Re: Quick question for those with an F.I. cage (954)
Yes it leaves plenty of clearance...take the loop & struts off in the garage/driveway and lean your bike over until the sliders hit and then you'll have an idea how far to go when your out on the twisties...
04-05-2006, 10:27 PM
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Re: Quick question for those with an F.I. cage (954)
Originally Posted by chrome02r1
Yes it leaves plenty of clearance...take the loop & struts off in the garage/driveway and lean your bike over until the sliders hit and then you'll have an idea how far to go when your out on the twisties...
04-05-2006, 10:41 PM
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Re: Quick question for those with an F.I. cage (954)
Originally Posted by JRRider13
Why even bother typing...you contribute nothing.
Think about it for a sec mate - I ride a 250 with no cage and it dont take a genius to figure out that you just goto do one of two things:
lay that focker down and have a look at how close they come to the ground
or
Just ride it and find out like every one else with that cage
I wasnt being smart just being logical
04-05-2006, 11:45 PM
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Re: Quick question for those with an F.I. cage (954)
Originally Posted by Ando
Think about it for a sec mate - I ride a 250 with no cage and it dont take a genius to figure out that you just goto do one of two things:
lay that focker down and have a look at how close they come to the ground
or
Just ride it and find out like every one else with that cage
I wasnt being smart just being logical
lay that focker down and have a look at how close they come to the ground
or
Just ride it and find out like every one else with that cage
I wasnt being smart just being logical
I do not have a FI cage. See where I am coming from now?
Cheers- James
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