where to mount a stunt cage to?
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Re: where to mount a stunt cage to?
Originally Posted by tribaltalon
well, the cage is crash tested now,lost it coming down from a wheelie, now typing with one hand as my left is broken. got a bit of road rash but nothing serious. the cage held up excellent, no damage to bike other then scratched rear section. pics will be up in a couple days.
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Re: where to mount a stunt cage to?
Originally Posted by tribaltalon
well, the cage is crash tested now,lost it coming down from a wheelie, now typing with one hand as my left is broken. got a bit of road rash but nothing serious. the cage held up excellent, no damage to bike other then scratched rear section. pics will be up in a couple days.
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Re: where to mount a stunt cage to?
Originally Posted by tribaltalon
yeah no ****. i have no doubt the bike would be thrashed if i hadnt had that cage,
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Re: where to mount a stunt cage to?
Originally Posted by FooFighters203
now the real question is... did you mean to wreck it, or was it an accident
definitely an accident/stupid error. if i would have meant to do it i dont think my hand would be broken lol. seriously sucks.
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Re: where to mount a stunt cage to?
Originally Posted by tribaltalon
definitely an accident/stupid error. if i would have meant to do it i dont think my hand would be broken lol. seriously sucks.
but for some reason the bike wont start i just hear it click once and thats it... i dont see anything broken or leakin at all. any ideas?? it did crash HARD though.
anybody know why this might be happening? what should i check
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From: Sterling, MA
Re: where to mount a stunt cage to?
Replace the flux capacitor backhanded trinty ninds buckle loop switch. That's the problem all the time. Then have your slightly homo friend give it a pinball machine hump to the headlight again. It'll start right up.
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Good job with the cage... and hand
(GO BACK AND LOOK AT PIC)
Good job with the cage... and hand
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