Tygershark support

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07-05-2007, 11:45 PM

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Re: Tygershark support

Ha Ha

07-06-2007, 12:25 AM

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Re: Tygershark support

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Originally Posted by inolen

It protects everything just fine.

But if you are that concerned, Wink1100 makes a cage to satisfy your demands.

that ***** hot, i want one thats rainbow colored,

07-06-2007, 01:00 AM

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Nick Apex

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Re: Tygershark support

Its really not an issue (lack of lower support) because of the cage design. Like Anthony said, you must keep your bots tight if you're someone who likes to pancake your bike. I'll be honest that I slacked on mine, almost no maintenance and she did a great job still. I don't recommend slacking though. On an F4i you CANT beat the cage, I love it, keeping up or not, on the 636 you MUST keep your bolts tight at all times or the cage can flex into the stator. I got lazy and mr. rattlealltheboltslose kawasaki took a stamp on the stator cover when I did one of the earth shattering pancakes I thought I didn't do anymore. I still think on a 636 its a hard cage to beat but I have a few more ummm R&D tryouts and I'll give you all an update. If anyone out there ever has an issue, let Bruce know, he likes to stay on top of ****, and they're always custom built so changes can be made on the fly!