06-25-2010, 09:12 PM
K I will post pics when I get home
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Advice from ladies for ladies
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06-25-2010, 09:12 PM
K I will post pics when I get home
06-26-2010, 02:32 AM
Here is my old GSXR
06-28-2010, 09:33 PM
Cool, thanks for pic! Your cage def doesn't get in the way of clearing the ground. It would be nice to not have a cage hanging so far down. After everything I've heard and been told about how fragile the 636's are I was too paranoid to risk damaging it especially since I'm such a beginner and I know it will go down. (Hopefully not too hard) Plus this is the next kind of stunt bike my b/f wants. He's got an F4i now but all we have to do to my bike is lean it over on the kickstand and he can change the height setting in about 2 minutes. So once he puts a handbrake on there and changes the gears then he's got two bikes to stunt. So that was another reason for getting a beefier cage. I'm only familiar with the Sick, Atown, and now Impaktech cages. That seems to be what everyone around her uses. Thanks for the pic though I hadn't seen that brand before.
06-29-2010, 01:32 AM
905 is one of the OG's of cages some people don't like them because they are to bulky(guys of course bc they are taller than us) but they aren't to bulky for me. I had one on my R1 and one on my GSXR and they have held up. I have a sick now and it is holding up so far except my puck busted in a weird way so i can't get it out. You can also look into a tygershark cage i think they have a lifetime warranty.
06-29-2010, 10:15 PM
Oh shit, thats no good. My b/f had the exact same problem with Sick cage but his broke off so far inside there he couldn't get to it, even when he tried drilling it out (he was re-learning circles) so the bike and cage was getting some major abuse. Then he wasn't able to tighten the cage down properly after each session or if the bike took a hit, so it was rattling and he decided to just give up after a year. There was no way to save it
He ended up getting an Atown for the next cage since he said there sliders don't break off as far down inside. After watching him struggle I def recommend trying to get that out before your stuck with a loose cage.I'm trying to remember what he had on his old f4i, it was a really thin cage with 1 slider and it looked tiny compared to the sick, Atown and these other cages. Freestyle maybe? Or maybe it was a Tygershark. Heres a pic of the old cage on the silver and candy frame bike, the other pic is the Atown cage which he has beaten up pretty good. the sliders have broken off inside but you can easily drill them out. I've watched him do it. He just hasn't replaced them yet
06-29-2010, 10:38 PM
Heres My bike: pics from the night It arrived (green tank twisted metal Looked WAY worse, pics make it look good) and as it sits now. Almost done. You can see how low that cage sits, its only lowered 2" but it's barely able to stand up on the kickstand. Thats why we have it near the wall, lol.
06-29-2010, 10:50 PM
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