OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
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Re: OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
OMR SUBCAGE (S)
OMR SUBCAGES available:
Honda
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Tech

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the original folding peg subcage!!!!!!!!!
>>click here to see why i only sell folding peg subcages<<
OMR SUBCAGES available:
Honda
- CBR F4i - 01, 02, 03 will also fit the single seat style with minor mods
- CBR 954- all years
- CBR 929- all years
- CBR 600RR - 03 , 04 , 05 , 06 , 07 <<< click here
- GSXR 600/750 -00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05
- GSXR 1000 -01, 02, 03, 04
- R6 - 03, 04, 05 <<< click here
- R6s (old body style) - 06, 07, 08
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Tech
- The 03-06 CBR 600RR , 03-05 Yamaha R6 ,03 04 gsxr 1000 and the f4i pegs are lowered and moved back and out for better peg position!
- The 01-03 GSXR 600 and 750 have the pegs moved out two inches because of the big tail section
- THE 07 600RR pegs are located 2-1/2 inches lower and 3 inches wider (Than stock)
- All other omr subframe cage models are in the stock location except they are rotated on their axis so they don't fold up unless you fold them up, this also puts your foot on the grippy part of the peg during a wheelie.
- omr subcages are available for all makes and models but only the ones listed above are available for shipping


click here to contact >> old man roger
the original folding peg subcage!!!!!!!!!
>>click here to see why i only sell folding peg subcages<<
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From: OMR INDUSTRIES in west palm beach florida











Thread Starter
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From: OMR INDUSTRIES in west palm beach florida











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From: OMR INDUSTRIES in west palm beach florida











Re: OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
and don't lean your body way back at first stay upright and forward till you get good then when your killen em like that you can lean the bike over and your body back ..
Re: OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
i cant help the lean, im trying. I try going in on low idle, high idle, leaning in, leaning out.. the same thing happens every time, i do 1 to 1.5 circles with a 1 foot diameter, then i either spin upward as the bike highsides or spiral downward as the bike lowsides. my forks are too high and i cant stay in the circle if/when i go in with them lower
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Re: OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
i cant help the lean, im trying. I try going in on low idle, high idle, leaning in, leaning out.. the same thing happens every time, i do 1 to 1.5 circles with a 1 foot diameter, then i either spin upward as the bike highsides or spiral downward as the bike lowsides. my forks are too high and i cant stay in the circle if/when i go in with them lower
Re: OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
I come in on idle and I dip the bike a tiny bit to the left. As you know, the dipping process puts you behind balance point a little, then yout have to give it some brake to get back to bp (or even a little ahead). Thats what I cant do. If I give it too little brake, it keeps dipping until the left side is on the ground. If I give it enough brake to stop the dipping, I get 1/4 turn and a violent highside. meaning the rear wheel is turning super tight, but the front of the bike isnt.
If i drag my foot, i can pull in the clutch at that point, and push the bike back into the circle with my foot. But you know im heavily against that.
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Re: OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
ok heres where im at..
I come in on idle and I dip the bike a tiny bit to the left. As you know, the dipping process puts you behind balance point a little, then yout have to give it some brake to get back to bp (or even a little ahead). Thats what I cant do. If I give it too little brake, it keeps dipping until the left side is on the ground. If I give it enough brake to stop the dipping, I get 1/4 turn and a violent highside. meaning the rear wheel is turning super tight, but the front of the bike isnt.
If i drag my foot, i can pull in the clutch at that point, and push the bike back into the circle with my foot. But you know im heavily against that.
I come in on idle and I dip the bike a tiny bit to the left. As you know, the dipping process puts you behind balance point a little, then yout have to give it some brake to get back to bp (or even a little ahead). Thats what I cant do. If I give it too little brake, it keeps dipping until the left side is on the ground. If I give it enough brake to stop the dipping, I get 1/4 turn and a violent highside. meaning the rear wheel is turning super tight, but the front of the bike isnt.
If i drag my foot, i can pull in the clutch at that point, and push the bike back into the circle with my foot. But you know im heavily against that.
staying past balance point is the secret to not high siding , i think your just trying to turn them too tight while your learning Re: OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
with every other circle, i like to get ahead of balance point. because its a lot easier to give it some gas than it is to feather the clutch when you get too far back.
thats exactly what im trying not to do. How do I stop them from tightening up?
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Re: OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
i normally lowside them, like 18 out of 20 tries. The other 2 are highsides.your probably low siding from leaning the bike in too far for the speed your going , to get the bike really leaned in and not low side you need to be dipped way in and moving pretty fast
with every other circle, i like to get ahead of balance point. because its a lot easier to give it some gas than it is to feather the clutch when you get too far back.sit downs are different then "other circles" you need to be way dipped in
thats exactly what im trying not to do. How do I stop them from tightening up? don't lean so far and steer the bike
with every other circle, i like to get ahead of balance point. because its a lot easier to give it some gas than it is to feather the clutch when you get too far back.sit downs are different then "other circles" you need to be way dipped in
thats exactly what im trying not to do. How do I stop them from tightening up? don't lean so far and steer the bike
Re: OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
Im gonna call them tomorrow to find out whats up and complain. Re: OMR SUBCAGE [subframe cages]
So I finally broke my SI cage. Only took 100-200 big drops so I'd say it did its job. Cant really see the pic too well coz it was from my camera phone but it cracked straight through. Just took it off the bike and am waiting for Nick1000 to call me back so he could weld it for me. Hopefully that'll be tonight.






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Something like this??