[Honda CBR900 '98] stunt cage
#1
[Honda CBR900 '98] stunt cage
Hi guys,
I a looking for a stunt cage to be fitted on my Honda CBR 900 '98.
I found some options available but not enough experience to make the right choice...
I am going to remove the fairing so don't worry if some of the options you are thinking about would need this to be done...
Tks..
I a looking for a stunt cage to be fitted on my Honda CBR 900 '98.
I found some options available but not enough experience to make the right choice...
I am going to remove the fairing so don't worry if some of the options you are thinking about would need this to be done...
Tks..
#2
Re: [Honda CBR900 '98] stunt cage
Look for
-Freestyle Ingenuity
-Sick Innovations
each one's got his own website and can ship up to Italy
Our 954's got a Freestyle Ingenuity cage, and it's fine
Otherwise, build your own.. we've got people here capable of doing it
-Freestyle Ingenuity
-Sick Innovations
each one's got his own website and can ship up to Italy
Our 954's got a Freestyle Ingenuity cage, and it's fine
Otherwise, build your own.. we've got people here capable of doing it
#3
Re: [Honda CBR900 '98] stunt cage
I would suggest getting a Sick Innovations cage. I have done a lot of research on the cages for the early model CBR900's and have an SI on order now. Freestyle Ingenuity cages have been known to damage the engine mounts on these particular Fireblades.
#5
Re: [Honda CBR900 '98] stunt cage
i had a 97 900rr with freestyle cage, i liked it, but i never dropped that bike very hard. if you plan on learning circles or otherwise dropping the bike hard and often, get the sick innovations. freestyle and 905 will have more problems with lots of crashes.
#6
Re: [Honda CBR900 '98] stunt cage
I have a SI on my 95 and have had zero problems with motor mounts myself and I have had a few good falls and not a prob what so ever. I say SI all the way. Ian will take good care of ya.
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