R6 stunt sliderz/cage
05-06-2003, 02:45 PM
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R6 stunt sliderz/cage
I know i can get sliders from Intuitive and a cage but im looking for a cheaper alternative than those if they are out there. I been dumping my bike alot lightly on the case covers trying circle wheelies and i just need a little something more than stock sliders for a decent price....i know the cover is eventually gonna bust.
somebody hook me up?
Thanks.
somebody hook me up?
Thanks.
05-06-2003, 11:40 PM
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if you do'nt want to buy a cage or anything, find a person that works at a power house. they use this epoxy stuff called Devcon. It's a mixture that is harder than steel. my friends use it on the cases of their race bikes and it's hard as hell. I smacked one 10 wacks as hard as i can with a 10lb sledge and nothing. One of my firends demolished his bike completely, it ripped hte bolts out of the engine but the case wasn't cracked......put some of htat **** on there. I'm going to use it on my case covers even under a cage just in case.
05-07-2003, 10:36 AM
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Bro..
If you want something strong and reliable you need to get the crash cage and sliders from Freestyle Ingenuity, they are the best out there.....and the price is cheap compare with all the money you are going to spend on parts if you drop your bike.
I've got them on my bike and i dont worry about anything when i drop it saving me losts of cash...
Im sure then more then one person in here can tell how good they work on every bike
so go ahead and get u one man....
If you want something strong and reliable you need to get the crash cage and sliders from Freestyle Ingenuity, they are the best out there.....and the price is cheap compare with all the money you are going to spend on parts if you drop your bike.
I've got them on my bike and i dont worry about anything when i drop it saving me losts of cash...
Im sure then more then one person in here can tell how good they work on every bike
so go ahead and get u one man....
05-07-2003, 10:59 AM
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OK...im a broke **** too bro...but $100 bucks aint tha much to save ur BIKE.. 
.....i've put my sliders to the test several times and they work ...im just telling u ...u save a lil money here but the u might have to spend lil more on something else...
.....i've put my sliders to the test several times and they work ...im just telling u ...u save a lil money here but the u might have to spend lil more on something else...
05-07-2003, 03:40 PM
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Originally posted by Smokerr6
OK...im a broke **** too bro...but $100 bucks aint tha much to save ur BIKE.. .....i've put my sliders to the test several times and they work ...im just telling u ...u save a lil money here but the u might have to spend lil more on something else...
OK...im a broke **** too bro...but $100 bucks aint tha much to save ur BIKE..
.....i've put my sliders to the test several times and they work ...im just telling u ...u save a lil money here but the u might have to spend lil more on something else...
05-08-2003, 04:36 PM
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TRUST ME, I'VE PUT MY SLIDERZ TO THE TEST AS WELL....THEY TAKE IT ALL DAY LONG, YOU CAN GO TO VERTICAL MISCHIEF'S FORUM AND ASK EVERBODY THAT STUNTS....THESE THINGS WORK, AND I'M ONLY CHARGING 45 BUCKS SHIPPED TO YOUR DOOR....
05-08-2003, 05:48 PM
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my buddy makes these for cheap, let me knnow what you think.....
check out his site, he's got some pretty trick stuff
www.totalperformanceracing.com
check out his site, he's got some pretty trick stuff
www.totalperformanceracing.com
05-10-2003, 12:48 PM
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cbroranges sliders are nice, i had them when i went down on my 12. the bad thing was they snapped. he said his held up so i think that i got a bad one, so i'm not knocking hte product cause you can't beat 45$ shipped for these bad boys. I can't say whethere they helped or i just got lucky cause my engine case took a beating when i dropped the 12 BUT it didn't break. the slider probably took some of hte blunt before it snapped.
i'm probably gonna end up getting another one to replace it and put on my show bike cause i know for sure these things will help on small crashes (which is all that will happen on my show bike, no 12 for show).
i'm probably gonna end up getting another one to replace it and put on my show bike cause i know for sure these things will help on small crashes (which is all that will happen on my show bike, no 12 for show).
05-10-2003, 02:21 PM
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I have a buddy of mine who makes extended shock absorbed sliders . He's makin mine as we speak...pretty damn sweet . I think they should hold up well . I would like a cage but its too damn expensive for me . He would be very happy to make some for yall if you want 
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