cages??
07-07-2010, 06:36 PM
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cages?? so i tried orderin a cage from powers stuntworx a couple months ago, and now apparently they went out of business. on there website they say there is a company out of CA that are makin cages like them. Anybody know what company that is???
07-07-2010, 07:17 PM
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Re: cages??
i ordered my scraper from them and had it in five days. i did not call them my self, ordered from local bike store. im not positive if he went threw powers or some kid of distribiter that had one. i will find out curious my self. i heard that they sold there company and all the desighns and name. some one else is doin the work now maybe there service will be better.
07-07-2010, 10:19 PM
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07-07-2010, 10:28 PM
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Re: cages??
07-07-2010, 11:13 PM
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07-08-2010, 12:17 AM
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Re: cages??
hey guys i call major bullshit on roadsurfr this bitch told me in a pm he didnt even own a gsxr yet he loves his gsxr cage what a fagget go pin your junk whatever it may b into a brick wall you squid!!!!
07-08-2010, 09:07 AM
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07-08-2010, 11:02 AM
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Re: cages??
id still like to see a new avitar picture , maybe of him stunting ??? im not on this site much but ****...same avitar since like 06 - who does that
07-08-2010, 02:14 PM
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Re: cages??
07-08-2010, 03:30 PM
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Re: cages??
no ****** your just a ***** *** bitch who knows nadda....come to omaha n get stunted on and left for dead.....n i stunt a gsxr 750 cause i can and want to its my choice least i dont have a avatair of a gsxr yet dont own 1 and comment on **** prertending like i own 1 thaTS Y THESE SITES ARE GAY AS **** bunch orf squids talkin like they no **** when they dont even own a real bike roadsurfr your fake internet gangsta who needs to blow there head off....go head nobody will care
07-08-2010, 04:29 PM
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Re: cages??
no ****** your just a ***** *** bitch who knows nadda....come to omaha n get stunted on and left for dead.....n i stunt a gsxr 750 cause i can and want to its my choice least i dont have a avatair of a gsxr yet dont own 1 and comment on **** prertending like i own 1 thaTS Y THESE SITES ARE GAY AS **** bunch orf squids talkin like they no **** when they dont even own a real bike roadsurfr your fake internet gangsta who needs to blow there head off....go head nobody will care
I will own you on your own bike son! These sites are gay because of ***** lovers like yourself on here running wild. Keep talking **** and I WILL come to Nebraska... not to ride but to make you watch me sodomize your mother!
im ready
07-08-2010, 06:25 PM
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Re: cages??
What Freestyle Ingenuity does and thinks about when building cages.
1. Our cages are not in the way of the rider.
2. A cage should not change turning or leaning radius and if it has to it should be a minimum change.
3. When the cage is on the bike it should look like a factory component.
4. Strong as well as transfer the impacts to offset stresses on the motorcycle.
5. All components of the cage should be individually replaceable to cut costs of maintenance.
6. When any cage sustains damage, removal to replace any damaged parts should be easy. This also insures that with severe cage damage you can remove the cage without damaging the motorcycle or having to cut the cage off the bike.
7. Lightest weight
8. Made from the best materials. The tubing is 4130 Chromoly, Side Struts are 1018 cold drawn steel, sliders made from solid bar of 12L14 steel and all Hardware is grade 8 or greater.
www.ficages.com
1. Our cages are not in the way of the rider.
2. A cage should not change turning or leaning radius and if it has to it should be a minimum change.
3. When the cage is on the bike it should look like a factory component.
4. Strong as well as transfer the impacts to offset stresses on the motorcycle.
5. All components of the cage should be individually replaceable to cut costs of maintenance.
6. When any cage sustains damage, removal to replace any damaged parts should be easy. This also insures that with severe cage damage you can remove the cage without damaging the motorcycle or having to cut the cage off the bike.
7. Lightest weight
8. Made from the best materials. The tubing is 4130 Chromoly, Side Struts are 1018 cold drawn steel, sliders made from solid bar of 12L14 steel and all Hardware is grade 8 or greater.
www.ficages.com
07-08-2010, 08:56 PM
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Re: cages??
What Freestyle Ingenuity does and thinks about when building cages.
1. Our cages are not in the way of the rider.
2. A cage should not change turning or leaning radius and if it has to it should be a minimum change.
3. When the cage is on the bike it should look like a factory component.
4. Strong as well as transfer the impacts to offset stresses on the motorcycle.
5. All components of the cage should be individually replaceable to cut costs of maintenance.
6. When any cage sustains damage, removal to replace any damaged parts should be easy. This also insures that with severe cage damage you can remove the cage without damaging the motorcycle or having to cut the cage off the bike.
7. Lightest weight
8. Made from the best materials. The tubing is 4130 Chromoly, Side Struts are 1018 cold drawn steel, sliders made from solid bar of 12L14 steel and all Hardware is grade 8 or greater.
www.ficages.com
1. Our cages are not in the way of the rider.
2. A cage should not change turning or leaning radius and if it has to it should be a minimum change.
3. When the cage is on the bike it should look like a factory component.
4. Strong as well as transfer the impacts to offset stresses on the motorcycle.
5. All components of the cage should be individually replaceable to cut costs of maintenance.
6. When any cage sustains damage, removal to replace any damaged parts should be easy. This also insures that with severe cage damage you can remove the cage without damaging the motorcycle or having to cut the cage off the bike.
7. Lightest weight
8. Made from the best materials. The tubing is 4130 Chromoly, Side Struts are 1018 cold drawn steel, sliders made from solid bar of 12L14 steel and all Hardware is grade 8 or greater.
www.ficages.com
JUUUUUUUNK!!!!!!!!! I wouldnt use one if you gave it to me.
