For those with mxd cages on their f4is
12-19-2005, 12:40 AM
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For those with mxd cages on their f4is
I don't know if its just my cage but on the right side where the cage sits on the front mount...anyones cage kinda sit inside the frame hole leaving a little gap at the top after you tightenin to the parts of the cage together at the bottom?
It makes it so the right side of the cage kinda sits lower when you stand the bike up...now as nice as the left side mount.
Anyone else have this issue?
It makes it so the right side of the cage kinda sits lower when you stand the bike up...now as nice as the left side mount.
Anyone else have this issue?
12-19-2005, 01:00 AM
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Re: For those with mxd cages on their f4is
don't have one, but sounds like you might have missed a spacer or something? i actually don't know what i'm talking about, but it's worth a shot to look.
12-19-2005, 10:20 AM
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Re: For those with mxd cages on their f4is
I have the spacer in there but like suicidl said it will break and mine has.
The only thing is on the left side the cage sits on the outside of the frame but on the right side it seems to sit a little bit inside the frame hole...like the cage was big enough...but if it didnt sit inside the hole the lower attachment to screws the two parts of the cage together wouldn't even be close enough so I could tighten them...is this how its designed on everyones?
The only thing is on the left side the cage sits on the outside of the frame but on the right side it seems to sit a little bit inside the frame hole...like the cage was big enough...but if it didnt sit inside the hole the lower attachment to screws the two parts of the cage together wouldn't even be close enough so I could tighten them...is this how its designed on everyones?
12-19-2005, 03:47 PM
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Re: For those with mxd cages on their f4is
you are the only person i have heard having a problem getting a mxd on. they are probably the easiest cage ever to put on 
you might be worring to much just bolt it up and ride it
you might be worring to much just bolt it up and ride it
12-19-2005, 04:22 PM
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Re: For those with mxd cages on their f4is
Originally Posted by Nocanstunto
If I were to do that the bar that hooks the two sides of the cage together infront of the headers wouldn't reach.
You're going to beat the **** out of it anyway
12-19-2005, 05:10 PM
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Re: For those with mxd cages on their f4is
I have already installed the cage its just that it doesnt sit flat on the right side against the frame like the left side does..the bar sits somewhat inside the frame. I will try to do the washer technique and see if that helps any.
12-19-2005, 05:18 PM
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Re: For those with mxd cages on their f4is
i have the same problem on the left side of my gixxer with my mxd cage.....tell you the truth i dont sweet it.......i have hid the ground HARD with it like that and still the cage is in perfect shape and so is my bike.....well perfect for a stunt bike....hahhahahah
12-19-2005, 07:44 PM
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Re: For those with mxd cages on their f4is
Originally Posted by Nocanstunto
I have already installed the cage its just that it doesnt sit flat on the right side against the frame like the left side does..the bar sits somewhat inside the frame. I will try to do the washer technique and see if that helps any.
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