My 929 cage
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Re: My 929 cage
Originally Posted by ZAC VLAHOS
Yeah but man how many times have you hit your shin? That whats best about it, it doesnt interfere with anything. vavle springs just give it that little bit of coushin. 
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Re: My 929 cage
Originally Posted by E-DUB OM
did you test that **** out yet?
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Re: My 929 cage
Originally Posted by GSE_Anthony
Pretty tight design!
Been 5 days or so, how you like it?
Been 5 days or so, how you like it?
I really had know freakin clue how hard circles are but i'm glad i have this cage. i would have broke the motor already. I'll try to post up some more pics real soon. 
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Re: My 929 cage
pimp **** man..... innovation....
manny said it is bad *** but not indestructible..... i think i remember manny cracking one of the welds on the 998th drop.... he says not to get too care free, and if and of the welds crack let him know.... he'll fix it for ya
ALSO.... sorry to those of you interested in buying one, but they unfortanetly arent for sale... and its not out of greediness, we're out riding and working too much to afford to build more.... (cause you all know we arent getting paid for this yet....) any time not working is sacred lol.....
manny said it is bad *** but not indestructible..... i think i remember manny cracking one of the welds on the 998th drop.... he says not to get too care free, and if and of the welds crack let him know.... he'll fix it for ya
ALSO.... sorry to those of you interested in buying one, but they unfortanetly arent for sale... and its not out of greediness, we're out riding and working too much to afford to build more.... (cause you all know we arent getting paid for this yet....) any time not working is sacred lol.....
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Re: My 929 cage
Originally Posted by J-Hook
pimp **** man..... innovation....
manny said it is bad *** but not indestructible..... i think i remember manny cracking one of the welds on the 998th drop.... he says not to get too care free, and if and of the welds crack let him know.... he'll fix it for ya
ALSO.... sorry to those of you interested in buying one, but they unfortanetly arent for sale... and its not out of greediness, we're out riding and working too much to afford to build more.... (cause you all know we arent getting paid for this yet....) any time not working is sacred lol.....
manny said it is bad *** but not indestructible..... i think i remember manny cracking one of the welds on the 998th drop.... he says not to get too care free, and if and of the welds crack let him know.... he'll fix it for ya
ALSO.... sorry to those of you interested in buying one, but they unfortanetly arent for sale... and its not out of greediness, we're out riding and working too much to afford to build more.... (cause you all know we arent getting paid for this yet....) any time not working is sacred lol.....
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Re: My 929 cage
I've had springs in for about 3 1/2 years now, I use tap and die springs they are super stiff and take about 3-400 hundred lbs to compress 1 inch, and now that I run the Freestyle Ingenuity cadge I simply put the springs in the the slider part of the cadge, and slot out the delron tips so that the tips can slid in and out about one inch. It has taken many many hits and its all good. The FI cadge has taken anything I throw at it.
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Re: My 929 cage
Originally Posted by PHILIP @ P.O.B.
I've had springs in for about 3 1/2 years now, I use tap and die springs they are super stiff and take about 3-400 hundred lbs to compress 1 inch, and now that I run the Freestyle Ingenuity cadge I simply put the springs in the the slider part of the cadge, and slot out the delron tips so that the tips can slid in and out about one inch. It has taken many many hits and its all good. The FI cadge has taken anything I throw at it.
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Re: My 929 cage
Originally Posted by CBO
your ghetto
but I like it
but I like it
And i was tired of breaking stator covers. The only down fall to a 929 is how far the motor stickes out the left side.
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Re: My 929 cage
Originally Posted by E-DUB OM
how are the circles comin sukka?
you toss that ****er yet?
you toss that ****er yet?
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Re: My 929 cage
Originally Posted by ZAC VLAHOS
I give mad props to all the peole that can do circles. That sh*t is hard as f*ck. But you have to start somewhere. Havent totaly droped it from a twelve yet but i'll let you know. had it hit the ground and keep chasing me on the slider in a circle.
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Re: My 929 cage
Originally Posted by ZAC VLAHOS
I give mad props to all the peole that can do circles. That sh*t is hard as f*ck. But you have to start somewhere. Havent totaly droped it from a twelve yet but i'll let you know. had it hit the ground and keep chasing me on the slider in a circle.
thats what I like to hear.......keep on keepin on
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