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Blindside inc. - Griffy - 10-15-2010
Ok guys guess I can't hide the fact that I have been working on some new crash cage designs anymore.
For the past 6 months I have been designing and testing some pretty interesting parts. So far I can say they worked perfect for me.
Our goals when we started this buisness were to come out of the gate with a superior product no matter how many times it had to be redesigned to function perfect..... and let me assure u it wasn't slapping a few bent tubes together or copying somone elses design and calling myself a cage company! There are years of research in this, And months of designs. To go more in depth into the design function goals it had to take away the obvious flaws of other companies for example.Rollover no one wants to replace clipons or a upper everytime u fall over, its not a shin buster, it has a platform for acro tricks if your into that sort of thing, If the cage has a downbar it should be well out of the way when drifting low. And my favorite part is the radius style contact point!! also relocated contact point. The reason behind that was..... what happens when u hit a nail on the head? It goes into the wood, what makes our bike any different? Steel is stronger than aluminum. It's no wonder everyone breaks frames like they do. At Blindside Inc. we plan on significantly reducing that risk with a much more purpose oriented product.
Another goal was to be able to keep up with the speed of buisness. There is a huge demand on product so developing a assembly line was a must! Fortunately me being a factory worker for many years prior to my motorcycle career I have a firm grasp on what needs to be done to keep up with massive orders. With that said I also know how to find ways to make prices cheapest and be competitive!
Products We will offer will be
Crash cages, subcages, and a few specialty parts for now. As we grow as a company our product line will increase but in the meantime I refuse to lack on customer service because we are to busy! In fact I never want that to happen! I know how much it means to be a happy customer and want everyone that orders anything to feel that way.
So look out we are about to hit the ground running with a lot of forward thinking and dedication.
Thanks everyone for being patient. I am getting pictures loaded up on the conputer now will upload product pictures and prices tonight.
Blindside inc. - Cjones - 10-15-2010
good work! that radius cage looked dope, you really came out with a new design that made sense.
Blindside inc. - *Joker* - 10-15-2010
Parts companies pushing things forward is almost as exciting as riders pushing things! Can't wait to see the pictures.
Blindside inc. - J Blox - 10-15-2010
+1 I have been involved in some of this R&D and let me tell you the concepts Blindside is putting into place DO WORK. I look forward to working more with Mr. Griffy to help in his products.
Blindside inc. - Austin913 - 10-15-2010
the cage looks pimp. I like the radius design on the cage you were rocking on the Kawi in Tulsa.
have you done any testing on the 03-04 636's?
Blindside inc. - Righteous 1 - 10-15-2010
Good shit, Griffy!!!!
Blindside inc. - Griffy - 10-15-2010
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 the cage looks pimp. I like the radius design on the cage you were rocking on the Kawi in Tulsa.
have you done any testing on the 03-04 636's? |
Blindside inc. - Austin913 - 10-15-2010
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Originally Posted by Griffy
the design will look and work similar just have to build it. And I think within the next week we should be offering them. By the demand It apears we should have done it first. Lesson learned!
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yeah I pancaked the ever loving shit outta my 636 a few months back. bike landed square on the right side puck of my TygerShark from at least 5 feet. wound up destroying the cyl head. thinking about ditching the TygerShark... just not sure that any other cages would have prevented the cyl head from being demolished.
Blindside inc. - J Blox - 10-15-2010
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Originally Posted by Austin913
sweet.
yeah I pancaked the ever loving shit outta my 636 a few months back. bike landed square on the right side puck of my TygerShark from at least 5 feet. wound up destroying the cyl head. thinking about ditching the TygerShark... just not sure that any other cages would have prevented the cyl head from being demolished. |
Great new innovative product. I'm sure it will speak for itself when it hits the market
Blindside inc. - Austin913 - 10-15-2010
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Originally Posted by J Blox
Having the radius catch the force it could distribute it across all mounting points. May or may not of saved it. But hey lets keep this away from the name dropping and company diggin threads that are out here.
Great new innovative product. I'm sure it will speak for itself when it hits the market |