OMR SUBCAGES !!!!! new models available
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Re: OMR SUBCAGES !!!!! new models available
OMR SUBCAGE (S)
OMR SUBCAGES available:
Honda
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Tech
click here to contact >> old man roger
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 <<< click here, will also fit the single seat style with minor mods
- CBR 954- all years
- CBR 929- all years <<< click here
- CBR 600RR - 03 , 04 , 05 , 06 , 07 , 08<<< click here
- GSXR 600 - 01, 02, 03, 04, 05 ,06, 07<<<click here
- GSXR 750- 00, 01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06,07 <<click here
- GSXR 1000 -01, 02, 03, 04
- R6 - 03, 04, 05 <<< click here
- R6s (old body style) - 06, 07, 08
pay pal accepted
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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Re: OMR SUBCAGES !!!!! new models available
**** my life
So i head out to the garage to do the brakes on beckys neon, should be a 30 minute job. 10 minutes into it, I snap a caliper bolt, using an 8" ratchet, with only a couple pounds of torque. ****** amazing.
Plan B - I start drilling, and it drills through like it was aluminum. i'll be replacing these bolts with some better steel soon. Ok so this bolt is 8 mm thick, so i drill a 5 mm hole to use a 6 mm ez out. i use a 4" t handle, and with only 2 fingers i snap the ez out. Ive used ez outs a hundred times before, i wasnt putting any muscle into it at all.
Plan C - I start drilling again. I plan to drill all the way through, and use a nut on the back. My 1/8 bit snaps within seconds. i move down to 1/16 and start drilling very very slowly, like 5 rpm slow. about 3/4 of the first rotation, i feel the tiny bit catch more metal than it can chew so i let off before it broke. I move up to 7/32 for som strength, and drilled til the bit got dull, which was about 10 minutes, at about 50% duty and plenty of oil. And it barely working.. it'll take 5-6 more drill bits to get through this thing, ******* fucked!! Im thinking about heating it up with the torch to get it red hot then letting it cool slow or whatever will make it lose its temper.
So i head out to the garage to do the brakes on beckys neon, should be a 30 minute job. 10 minutes into it, I snap a caliper bolt, using an 8" ratchet, with only a couple pounds of torque. ****** amazing.
Plan B - I start drilling, and it drills through like it was aluminum. i'll be replacing these bolts with some better steel soon. Ok so this bolt is 8 mm thick, so i drill a 5 mm hole to use a 6 mm ez out. i use a 4" t handle, and with only 2 fingers i snap the ez out. Ive used ez outs a hundred times before, i wasnt putting any muscle into it at all.
Plan C - I start drilling again. I plan to drill all the way through, and use a nut on the back. My 1/8 bit snaps within seconds. i move down to 1/16 and start drilling very very slowly, like 5 rpm slow. about 3/4 of the first rotation, i feel the tiny bit catch more metal than it can chew so i let off before it broke. I move up to 7/32 for som strength, and drilled til the bit got dull, which was about 10 minutes, at about 50% duty and plenty of oil. And it barely working.. it'll take 5-6 more drill bits to get through this thing, ******* fucked!! Im thinking about heating it up with the torch to get it red hot then letting it cool slow or whatever will make it lose its temper.
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Re: OMR SUBCAGES !!!!! new models available
**** my life
So i head out to the garage to do the brakes on beckys neon, should be a 30 minute job. 10 minutes into it, I snap a caliper bolt, using an 8" ratchet, with only a couple pounds of torque. ****** amazing.
Plan B - I start drilling, and it drills through like it was aluminum. i'll be replacing these bolts with some better steel soon. Ok so this bolt is 8 mm thick, so i drill a 5 mm hole to use a 6 mm ez out. i use a 4" t handle, and with only 2 fingers i snap the ez out. Ive used ez outs a hundred times before, i wasnt putting any muscle into it at all.
Plan C - I start drilling again. I plan to drill all the way through, and use a nut on the back. My 1/8 bit snaps within seconds. i move down to 1/16 and start drilling very very slowly, like 5 rpm slow. about 3/4 of the first rotation, i feel the tiny bit catch more metal than it can chew so i let off before it broke. I move up to 7/32 for som strength, and drilled til the bit got dull, which was about 10 minutes, at about 50% duty and plenty of oil. And it barely working.. it'll take 5-6 more drill bits to get through this thing, ******* fucked!! Im thinking about heating it up with the torch to get it red hot then letting it cool slow or whatever will make it lose its temper.
So i head out to the garage to do the brakes on beckys neon, should be a 30 minute job. 10 minutes into it, I snap a caliper bolt, using an 8" ratchet, with only a couple pounds of torque. ****** amazing.
Plan B - I start drilling, and it drills through like it was aluminum. i'll be replacing these bolts with some better steel soon. Ok so this bolt is 8 mm thick, so i drill a 5 mm hole to use a 6 mm ez out. i use a 4" t handle, and with only 2 fingers i snap the ez out. Ive used ez outs a hundred times before, i wasnt putting any muscle into it at all.
Plan C - I start drilling again. I plan to drill all the way through, and use a nut on the back. My 1/8 bit snaps within seconds. i move down to 1/16 and start drilling very very slowly, like 5 rpm slow. about 3/4 of the first rotation, i feel the tiny bit catch more metal than it can chew so i let off before it broke. I move up to 7/32 for som strength, and drilled til the bit got dull, which was about 10 minutes, at about 50% duty and plenty of oil. And it barely working.. it'll take 5-6 more drill bits to get through this thing, ******* fucked!! Im thinking about heating it up with the torch to get it red hot then letting it cool slow or whatever will make it lose its temper.
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Re: OMR SUBCAGES !!!!! new models available
**** my life
So i head out to the garage to do the brakes on beckys neon, should be a 30 minute job. 10 minutes into it, I snap a caliper bolt, using an 8" ratchet, with only a couple pounds of torque. ****** amazing.
Plan B - I start drilling, and it drills through like it was aluminum. i'll be replacing these bolts with some better steel soon. Ok so this bolt is 8 mm thick, so i drill a 5 mm hole to use a 6 mm ez out. i use a 4" t handle, and with only 2 fingers i snap the ez out. Ive used ez outs a hundred times before, i wasnt putting any muscle into it at all.
Plan C - I start drilling again. I plan to drill all the way through, and use a nut on the back. My 1/8 bit snaps within seconds. i move down to 1/16 and start drilling very very slowly, like 5 rpm slow. about 3/4 of the first rotation, i feel the tiny bit catch more metal than it can chew so i let off before it broke. I move up to 7/32 for som strength, and drilled til the bit got dull, which was about 10 minutes, at about 50% duty and plenty of oil. And it barely working.. it'll take 5-6 more drill bits to get through this thing, ******* fucked!! Im thinking about heating it up with the torch to get it red hot then letting it cool slow or whatever will make it lose its temper.
So i head out to the garage to do the brakes on beckys neon, should be a 30 minute job. 10 minutes into it, I snap a caliper bolt, using an 8" ratchet, with only a couple pounds of torque. ****** amazing.
Plan B - I start drilling, and it drills through like it was aluminum. i'll be replacing these bolts with some better steel soon. Ok so this bolt is 8 mm thick, so i drill a 5 mm hole to use a 6 mm ez out. i use a 4" t handle, and with only 2 fingers i snap the ez out. Ive used ez outs a hundred times before, i wasnt putting any muscle into it at all.
Plan C - I start drilling again. I plan to drill all the way through, and use a nut on the back. My 1/8 bit snaps within seconds. i move down to 1/16 and start drilling very very slowly, like 5 rpm slow. about 3/4 of the first rotation, i feel the tiny bit catch more metal than it can chew so i let off before it broke. I move up to 7/32 for som strength, and drilled til the bit got dull, which was about 10 minutes, at about 50% duty and plenty of oil. And it barely working.. it'll take 5-6 more drill bits to get through this thing, ******* fucked!! Im thinking about heating it up with the torch to get it red hot then letting it cool slow or whatever will make it lose its temper.
you probably have shitty bits.. for one, and I just did brakes on
my dads Fiero and thought that would only be an hr job, story went
just about like yours...
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Re: OMR SUBCAGES !!!!! new models available
My rr needed new brake pads. I expected to pay around 50-60 bucks. **** no. 80 ****** dollars.
Went to my credit union to transfer some money from my bank. Had the wrong check. I accidently gave my son's daycare my check for almost a thousand dollars. Now I gotta go pay them with the correct check
It cost me nearly 50 bucks to fill up my tank today.
Not a good day
Went to my credit union to transfer some money from my bank. Had the wrong check. I accidently gave my son's daycare my check for almost a thousand dollars. Now I gotta go pay them with the correct check
It cost me nearly 50 bucks to fill up my tank today.
Not a good day
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From: Lewiston ME, USA
Re: OMR SUBCAGES !!!!! new models available
I came home to me dog out of his kennel, he chewed and tor through the walls. And this one was brand new, I just bought it because he broke out of his old one two weeks ago. I'm putting his *** in a cage.
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Re: OMR SUBCAGES !!!!! new models available
And I just sent my girl to coldstone for a peanut butter ice cream with oreo's and peanut butter cups mixed in and she came back with raspberry cheesecake.
not me - i slept til almost 4 woke up and ate lol. now im goin to ride bikes 
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I dunno how you handle it!! 
