Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
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Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
Pretty much the titles says it all, but what would be the best cage for a gixxer 750 and 1000.also I dont want a pos built cage I will spend alittle bit extra for a cage, can anyone gimme a cage break down on brands and price range/qualtiy... thxs
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Re: Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
Powers is built very beefy. www.powersstuntworx.com You might also want to check out sick innovations but I dont really know much about them.
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Re: Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
www.sickinnovations.com has the cage you need and will be cheaper than the powers. One of my teammates wadded a coaster at 70 on the highway on his gix6 with the SI cage and the bike was ride-able right after that...
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Re: Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
www.sickinnovations.com has the cage you need and will be cheaper than the powers. One of my teammates wadded a coaster at 70 on the highway on his gix6 with the SI cage and the bike was ride-able right after that...
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Re: Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
Can there be a comparison to the lifetime warranty and spring loaded slider goodness that a Tygershark.net cage offers? I think Sick inovations and Powers make nice cages but the size coupled with the relatively low tech outlook made me approach tygershark, happy as hell I did. The "Apex predator" cage is a double bar solid tube steal design that looks sick as hell and takes serious abuse. They make a street cage I'm going to try soon too.
http://tygershark.net/
http://tygershark.net/
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Re: Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
Can there be a comparison to the lifetime warranty and spring loaded slider goodness that a Tygershark.net cage offers? I think Sick inovations and Powers make nice cages but the size coupled with the relatively low tech outlook made me approach tygershark, happy as hell I did. The "Apex predator" cage is a double bar solid tube steal design that looks sick as hell and takes serious abuse. They make a street cage I'm going to try soon too.
http://tygershark.net/
http://tygershark.net/
finally got a cage named after you?
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Re: Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
Can there be a comparison to the lifetime warranty and spring loaded slider goodness that a Tygershark.net cage offers? I think Sick inovations and Powers make nice cages but the size coupled with the relatively low tech outlook made me approach tygershark, happy as hell I did. The "Apex predator" cage is a double bar solid tube steal design that looks sick as hell and takes serious abuse. They make a street cage I'm going to try soon too.
http://tygershark.net/
http://tygershark.net/
what is this part of the cage mounted to? looks like it's floating do you have any other pics.
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Re: Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
It's a floater, But the design keeps it from rolling over by putting the stress on the slider. If you saw Bullo's last street clip when he lowsides that drift and slides on the slider but brings the bike back up and rides off, thats the best way to see how the cage works. It rocks on the lower pice then puts all the stress and weight on the slider, but the angle wont let it roll over. Does that make sense? Too much rum and eggnog for me so I may have to type this again when the mind is less.... my mothers calling it festive, but I'm just **** faced.
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Re: Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
It's a floater, But the design keeps it from rolling over by putting the stress on the slider. If you saw Bullo's last street clip when he lowsides that drift and slides on the slider but brings the bike back up and rides off, thats the best way to see how the cage works. It rocks on the lower pice then puts all the stress and weight on the slider, but the angle wont let it roll over. Does that make sense? Too much rum and eggnog for me so I may have to type this again when the mind is less.... my mothers calling it festive, but I'm just **** faced.
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Re: Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
hmm, being a washingtonian i have heard of these tigershark cages, although when i get to the website the only thing i can click on is the email link, i am thinking this is also due to the fact that songs wont play on myspace, something todo with java or some ****?
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Re: Cages, Good Buys And Bad.....
yes you pc along with your wheelies are gaabage!
