OMR vs SI subcage
07-14-2008, 04:37 PM
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07-14-2008, 04:37 PM
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07-14-2008, 06:07 PM
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07-14-2008, 06:13 PM
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Re: OMR vs SI subcage
omr all the way if you are over 175lbs i have been told the sic subs hit bad . i am 225 and haven't hit my omr very easy to put on pegs are at a better angle very happy :YEAH :YEAH
07-14-2008, 06:14 PM
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07-14-2008, 09:52 PM
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Re: OMR vs SI subcage I just put on my new OMR Subcage the other nite and love it!!!!!!
Super Strong, Looks Good, and Pegs are very stable with the redesigned forward angle...OMR Subcages = Excellent Deal!!! ... I was never a big fan of stock pegs but, with the way he designs these they dont flex or fold up while doing combo's...Please Note:
DO NOT BUY S.I. Subcages!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They will brake ur subframe in event of an unexpected hard crash.
OMR Subcages gives u the options of more tricks and more safety
Rollling stoppies u can fold them up, S.I you cant.
Clutching up wheelies from the side of the bike is alot easier and safer with omr setup..
I WOULD RECOMENNED BUYING OMR SUBCAGES OVER S.I. ANYDAY!!!
Super Strong, Looks Good, and Pegs are very stable with the redesigned forward angle...OMR Subcages = Excellent Deal!!! ... I was never a big fan of stock pegs but, with the way he designs these they dont flex or fold up while doing combo's...Please Note: DO NOT BUY S.I. Subcages!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They will brake ur subframe in event of an unexpected hard crash.
OMR Subcages gives u the options of more tricks and more safety
Rollling stoppies u can fold them up, S.I you cant.
Clutching up wheelies from the side of the bike is alot easier and safer with omr setup..
I WOULD RECOMENNED BUYING OMR SUBCAGES OVER S.I. ANYDAY!!!
Last edited by secret weapon; 07-14-2008 at 09:57 PM. Reason: MORE INFO
07-14-2008, 10:06 PM
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Re: OMR vs SI subcage
ive ridden with both but on my bikes it will always be OMR...im close to 300lbs and never once have rubbeb the OMR subcage, thats including compressing the rear landing endos and jumping around the bike..
OMR-subcage of the year:YEAH
OMR-subcage of the year:YEAH
07-14-2008, 10:07 PM
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Re: OMR vs SI subcage
I have an OMR subcage and it went on in a couple mins by my self I love it! I also have a SI cage and love that as well i went down Twice yesturday and it held up great! Even with both products though I cracked THE END/TAIL of my subframe so I now need and after market 1. where Do I look?
07-14-2008, 10:25 PM
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Re: OMR vs SI subcage
and brian the subcage does stiffen the subframe from side to side because of the cross bar on the subcage ...
it also makes the rear peg bracket mounting tabs alot stronger again because of the cross bar and yes they are going to do better in a crash then stock peg brackets because they are stronger and again because of the cross bar..
as far as a gorrilla scrape goes then no they won't help too much in that case...
now every thing i posted here is assuming you have an omr folding peg subcage because a solid peg subcage does more damage then good, they can and will destroy it self and the subframe in the right crash because they don't fold up in a crash like a subcage with folding peg..i've seen it happen in a very slow twelve crash
so always go with folding pegs
07-14-2008, 10:59 PM
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Re: OMR vs SI subcage
first of all let me thank every one one for the props and im glad your all happy
and brian the subcage does stiffen the subframe from side to side because of the cross bar on the subcage ...
it also makes the rear peg bracket mounting tabs alot stronger again because of the cross bar and yes they are going to do better in a crash then stock peg brackets because they are stronger and again because of the cross bar..
as far as a gorrilla scrape goes then no they won't help too much in that case...
now every thing i posted here is assuming you have an omr folding peg subcage because a solid peg subcage does more damage then good, they can and will destroy it self and the subframe in the right crash because they don't fold up in a crash like a subcage with folding peg..i've seen it happen in a very slow twelve crash
so always go with folding pegs
and brian the subcage does stiffen the subframe from side to side because of the cross bar on the subcage ...
it also makes the rear peg bracket mounting tabs alot stronger again because of the cross bar and yes they are going to do better in a crash then stock peg brackets because they are stronger and again because of the cross bar..
as far as a gorrilla scrape goes then no they won't help too much in that case...
now every thing i posted here is assuming you have an omr folding peg subcage because a solid peg subcage does more damage then good, they can and will destroy it self and the subframe in the right crash because they don't fold up in a crash like a subcage with folding peg..i've seen it happen in a very slow twelve crash
so always go with folding pegs
Also OMR, do you have a site i can check your cages out on ?
Last edited by brianp; 07-14-2008 at 11:04 PM.
07-14-2008, 11:28 PM
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Re: OMR vs SI subcage
nope. omer is too old to know how to put up a site. the guy can barely figure out a tv remote. u can check his subcages out on this thread though.
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/214...ame-cages.html
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/214...ame-cages.html
07-15-2008, 04:54 AM
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Re: OMR vs SI subcage
I just put on my new OMR Subcage the other nite and love it!!!!!! Super Strong, Looks Good, and Pegs are very stable with the redesigned forward angle...OMR Subcages = Excellent Deal!!! ... I was never a big fan of stock pegs but, with the way he designs these they dont flex or fold up while doing combo's...Please Note:
DO NOT BUY S.I. Subcages!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They will brake ur subframe in event of an unexpected hard crash.
OMR Subcages gives u the options of more tricks and more safety
Rollling stoppies u can fold them up, S.I you cant.
Clutching up wheelies from the side of the bike is alot easier and safer with omr setup..
I WOULD RECOMENNED BUYING OMR SUBCAGES OVER S.I. ANYDAY!!!
Super Strong, Looks Good, and Pegs are very stable with the redesigned forward angle...OMR Subcages = Excellent Deal!!! ... I was never a big fan of stock pegs but, with the way he designs these they dont flex or fold up while doing combo's...Please Note: DO NOT BUY S.I. Subcages!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They will brake ur subframe in event of an unexpected hard crash.
OMR Subcages gives u the options of more tricks and more safety
Rollling stoppies u can fold them up, S.I you cant.
Clutching up wheelies from the side of the bike is alot easier and safer with omr setup..
I WOULD RECOMENNED BUYING OMR SUBCAGES OVER S.I. ANYDAY!!!
07-15-2008, 10:33 AM
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Re: OMR vs SI subcage
It was nothing any subcage would prevent
it cracked right at the tail of the subcage from hitting it so hard! And R6 subframes are fu(king JUNK!!!I just didn't think I was gonna brake mine unless I put a round bar or 12 bar on it but I was wrong. OMR SUBCAGE IS
You don't have to worry about your pegs folding up, bracket's bending, it toughens up the subframe.. It's awsome And everytime I have crashed the pegs have folded up! :YEAH And an aftermarket subframe would be a million times better than the stock on a r6.. Now just if I could find one instead of all racing ones. Also does anyone know if it would be hard to change a race one into a stunt one and still have my seat and everything?
Last edited by Dean646; 07-15-2008 at 10:38 AM.
