View Poll Results: What kind of cage do you have?
Freestyle Ingenuity
65
30.52%
905 Racing
42
19.72%
Powers Stuntworx
47
22.07%
other/homemade
34
15.96%
MXD
25
11.74%
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What type of cage do you rock?
#21
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
Originally Posted by PUNKON1WHEEL
Ive dropped my Srad 100 times last year practicing circles and i have the same upper on mine. Besides like i orginally said, I would rather break a lever or clip on instead of a frame or engine. Frame sliders would also help prevent roll over. Your entitled to your opinion bro.. This is my
My MXD has never rolled over and hasnt let anything else brake, that in IMO is a good design........like yours but without the roll over
#22
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
Originally Posted by FHL
Your cage still rolls immediately after the bike is dropped, so you can't say it's designed so that nothing will break. What happens when you practice circles and the bike highsides and rolls all the way over and destroys the upper fairing stay etc.
#23
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
Originally Posted by JohnnyP
Thats right and IMO Id rather break nothing and have my bike not roll over.
My MXD has never rolled over and hasnt let anything else brake, that in IMO is a good design........like yours but without the roll over
My MXD has never rolled over and hasnt let anything else brake, that in IMO is a good design........like yours but without the roll over
#24
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
i make my own after a little research and testing you can make one that will pretty much be perfect on you bike if you dont mind getting dirty.
heres mine over 20 crashes off the 12 bar alone this year thing still works like new, only broke a couple front brake lever but thats due to mx bars. ive gotten to the point to where im comfortable just jumping off the bike no matter what im doing if something goes wrong, it never fails...ever..20 mph scrapes gone bad....it takes those like a tip over
and due to the top sliders being up higher on the frame than normal, it rarely rolls over onto the tank
now everyone that has seen my bike crash wants me to make them one
heres mine over 20 crashes off the 12 bar alone this year thing still works like new, only broke a couple front brake lever but thats due to mx bars. ive gotten to the point to where im comfortable just jumping off the bike no matter what im doing if something goes wrong, it never fails...ever..20 mph scrapes gone bad....it takes those like a tip over
and due to the top sliders being up higher on the frame than normal, it rarely rolls over onto the tank
now everyone that has seen my bike crash wants me to make them one
#25
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
Originally Posted by JohnnyP
Thats right and IMO Id rather break nothing and have my bike not roll over.
My MXD has never rolled over and hasnt let anything else brake, that in IMO is a good design........like yours but without the roll over
My MXD has never rolled over and hasnt let anything else brake, that in IMO is a good design........like yours but without the roll over
#27
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
Originally Posted by topfueldart
I realize almost no one on here stunts yamahas ... but if any of you do, which cage do you prefer? 99-02 ....
#30
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
905 is the way to go!!!! my bike fell on it very hard a few times and nothing happend. PLus when the cadge broke in Florida at stuntwars they fixed it on the spot. What other cadge company would do that for you??
#31
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
Originally Posted by verticaldave
905 is the way to go!!!! my bike fell on it very hard a few times and nothing happend. PLus when the cadge broke in Florida at stuntwars they fixed it on the spot. What other cadge company would do that for you??
#32
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
Originally Posted by nwstuntbike
we can make cages that don't ever break but then instead of replacing cages of fixing them your replacing frames
#33
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Re: What type of cage do you rock?
I got a powers cage and i've hit it a couple good times all it did was scratch up a little bit but b/c of it i've never hit my tank nor scraped the bar ends w/ this cage its awesome
#35
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
I have to say that of all the cages I have tried Powers is the best. If my fricken camera wouldn't have died on me my avatar would have a nice close up of the cage. Matt at Powers is very good about feedback from riders and he is always trying to find ways to improve them. What can I say....he knows how to make a quality cage.
#36
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
I Rock 905 For 2 Reasons 1 They Take The Impact Of The Fall Instead Of The Frame If You Just Keep Up With Hitting The Cage Back Into Place It Wont Crack Your Clutch Cover Or Magneto And 2 Aaron (owner Of 905)doesnt Treat You Like Some Guy Ordering A Cage He Cares And Does His Best To Help Out Hes Never Let Me Or My Team Down
#37
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
Originally Posted by -MXD-
all our cages are TIG welded, also the only company that i have seen to do that. havent seen sick or NW, so i dont know about them, but the other big 3 companies out there, they all MIG & grind down the welds.
Greg Helsel
Freestyle Ingenuity
817-447-4202
#38
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
SillyFab Phil from SacNuts makes the best custom Cages,only thing u have to take it to him to make it. I have personaly 905.yes it does roll sometimes,but I put a little slider same as MXD.so after that I don't really see any difference between 2.
#39
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Re: What type of cage do you rock?
Originally Posted by F.I. Greg
I normally don't reply to the various threads that get started in this forum. Most of the time they contain misinformation, half-truths, or just plain lies. However, when the owner of one company decides to speak on behalf of other competing companies I feel compelled to put out the correct information. From our experience occasionally replacing 905 or Powers cages in our shop, we have never seen any welds that have been ground down by either company. I know for a fact that we (F.I.) NEVER grind our welds. No, we do not TIG weld our products unless requested because it is simply not as efficient for mass production and the strength and/or cosmetic differences between the two are not significant enough to warrant the overkill.
Greg Helsel
Freestyle Ingenuity
817-447-4202
Greg Helsel
Freestyle Ingenuity
817-447-4202
i have to REALLY disagree with you on the cosmetic difference though. to compare a MIG & TIG weld and say you dont notice the cosmetic difference, even a blind person could tell. for the hardcore stunter, im sure it doesnt matter, but to me, i couldnt do it any other way.
#40
Re: What type of cage do you rock?
Originally Posted by F.I. Greg
I normally don't reply to the various threads that get started in this forum. Most of the time they contain misinformation, half-truths, or just plain lies. However, when the owner of one company decides to speak on behalf of other competing companies I feel compelled to put out the correct information. From our experience occasionally replacing 905 or Powers cages in our shop, we have never seen any welds that have been ground down by either company. I know for a fact that we (F.I.) NEVER grind our welds. No, we do not TIG weld our products unless requested because it is simply not as efficient for mass production and the strength and/or cosmetic differences between the two are not significant enough to warrant the overkill.
Greg Helsel
Freestyle Ingenuity
817-447-4202
Greg Helsel
Freestyle Ingenuity
817-447-4202
I want to buy the new cage for my F4i
only the old ones are on the website FI
Where can I order it??