Tygershark support
07-05-2007, 05:09 PM
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Re: Tygershark support
spring loaded derlin sliders and the cage being that its two seperate pieces it doesnt tranfer the force of impact to the other side. so worst case you bend one side. send it back they fix it, repowder coat, and send back to u free of charge. i dont have one but just looking at them they look like the do the job.
07-05-2007, 05:16 PM
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Re: Tygershark support
Best cage out. I watched Nick Apex with one on Fish's bike at XDL here in Utah. it held up great. One of my boys here in Cycoward just picked one up. Its solid as hell. I want one for my f4i. :YEAH
07-05-2007, 05:34 PM
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Re: Tygershark support
Are you seriously that ******* mindlessly stupid? What in his post requested what other cage companies exist in the current market?
I would never consider buying anything SI purely because of the hoard of Ian's personal annoying ****-gobbling drones that post "SI" in every thread that has the word cage in it.
However, to answer his question, the cage hit that's bottom portion of the cage and rolls quickly to the spring-loaded slider. If you keep your cage tight, you should never have a problem with it bending or stripping out your mounts. I bent mine once from a highchair circle that hit really hard right on that edge because my mounts were loose as **** and I was being lazy. Since then, I've kept it tight and pancaked several tank circles very hard and never had it budge.
I would never consider buying anything SI purely because of the hoard of Ian's personal annoying ****-gobbling drones that post "SI" in every thread that has the word cage in it.
However, to answer his question, the cage hit that's bottom portion of the cage and rolls quickly to the spring-loaded slider. If you keep your cage tight, you should never have a problem with it bending or stripping out your mounts. I bent mine once from a highchair circle that hit really hard right on that edge because my mounts were loose as **** and I was being lazy. Since then, I've kept it tight and pancaked several tank circles very hard and never had it budge.
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07-05-2007, 05:46 PM
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Re: Tygershark support
spring loaded derlin sliders and the cage being that its two seperate pieces it doesnt tranfer the force of impact to the other side. so worst case you bend one side. send it back they fix it, repowder coat, and send back to u free of charge. i dont have one but just looking at them they look like the do the job.
OR they buildnew one and send it back. All you gotta cover is shipping to them :YEAH
07-05-2007, 05:50 PM
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07-05-2007, 05:52 PM
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Re: Tygershark support
Are you seriously that ******* mindlessly stupid? What in his post requested what other cage companies exist in the current market?
I would never consider buying anything SI purely because of the hoard of Ian's personal annoying ****-gobbling drones that post "SI" in every thread that has the word cage in it.
However, to answer his question, the cage hit that's bottom portion of the cage and rolls quickly to the spring-loaded slider. If you keep your cage tight, you should never have a problem with it bending or stripping out your mounts. I bent mine once from a highchair circle that hit really hard right on that edge because my mounts were loose as **** and I was being lazy. Since then, I've kept it tight and pancaked several tank circles very hard and never had it budge.
I would never consider buying anything SI purely because of the hoard of Ian's personal annoying ****-gobbling drones that post "SI" in every thread that has the word cage in it.
However, to answer his question, the cage hit that's bottom portion of the cage and rolls quickly to the spring-loaded slider. If you keep your cage tight, you should never have a problem with it bending or stripping out your mounts. I bent mine once from a highchair circle that hit really hard right on that edge because my mounts were loose as **** and I was being lazy. Since then, I've kept it tight and pancaked several tank circles very hard and never had it budge.
07-05-2007, 06:04 PM
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Re: Tygershark support
when i ordered mine he said "if you bend or break it, all i ask is you cover shipping and get it to me, and i will fix it, or remake it, re powdercoat it, and i will cover shipping back to you.... pretty much if you buy my cages, you wont ever need a new one, and you basically are sponsored by us"
lol, all the people that work up there are super nice and really helpful, so i rock stickers on my helmet and bike for em.
. whats up wit the scrapeworks cages??? anything good?? i've had powers for 2 years so im used to NOTHING different!!
07-05-2007, 09:03 PM
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Re: Tygershark support
hey man i got this bulk discount going on tygershark cages right now, for $250 plus $35 for shipping(east coast), were all ordering 2morrow, so you might want in to save you $80 on the cj-3. pm me if you want in.
07-05-2007, 09:32 PM
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Re: Tygershark support
The cages dont look like they cover enough area. the spring loaded sliders look great and would definately be of benefit to all crash cages. Wonder why the cage coverage is so minimal?
07-05-2007, 09:55 PM
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07-05-2007, 10:31 PM
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Re: Tygershark support
But if you are that concerned, Wink1100 makes a cage to satisfy your demands.
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