r6 cage impact=cracked head problems
r6 cage impact=cracked head problems
just wonderin if anyone has figured out a good solution to not crack the head/break the motor mounts off the 03-05 r6. i looked into getting a tygershark cause i know they have the spring sliders on the cage. seems like a great idea for soaking up alot of impact but they dont make a cage for this bike. maybe im worrying too much about this but i have seen it happen on 2 r6's already. anyone try and make some spring sliders or anything?
Re: r6 cage impact=cracked head problems
the front motor mount is on such a thin part of the motor that any cage can brake it , i thought some on was making a cage that moved the contact point up higher on the frame but i can't remember who it was ...
Re: r6 cage impact=cracked head problems
Re: r6 cage impact=cracked head problems
i have made a few crash cages for r6's but i never made a jig , if you were closer and could bring me your bike i could make you one but thats no help for you right now ...
it's hard to tell from this picture but i made this one so the contact point was higher up on the frame , i use a thick plate that bolted to the motor mount but went up and sat against the frame with alot of gussets , feel free to have some one locally copy it if you like ..
it's an older model but the same concept would work for your bike

it's hard to tell from this picture but i made this one so the contact point was higher up on the frame , i use a thick plate that bolted to the motor mount but went up and sat against the frame with alot of gussets , feel free to have some one locally copy it if you like ..
it's an older model but the same concept would work for your bike

Re: r6 cage impact=cracked head problems
the front of that cage wraps around the front of the frame too , that helps keep the force of a crash away from the motor mount
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