sick innovations.
07-10-2007, 12:59 PM
#21
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Re: sick innovations.
Shame the cage wont be used. no one will buy it over here even if you do find out what its made for. Hope you get the right one soon, cuz i wont to ride the new bike:YEAH
Someone really needs to open a shop over here and sell this stuff to us. If i had the money and the know how i'd do it.
Someone really needs to open a shop over here and sell this stuff to us. If i had the money and the know how i'd do it.
07-10-2007, 01:03 PM
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Re: sick innovations.
It'll be worth the wait though Billy, got my Sick cage yesterday, its excellent, apart from the nylon sliders but the cage itself is ACE. very wide, but I can't see it rolling on to the bars ever again, yay.
07-10-2007, 01:08 PM
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Re: sick innovations.
I had a lil mishap with my cage when I ordered mine also, Ian took care of it pretty quick...not only good customer service (he actually answers the phone unlike most people) but the cage is bomb, few good hits already and not budged:YEAH glad I went with SI
07-10-2007, 03:25 PM
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07-12-2007, 05:58 PM
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Re: sick innovations.
just got the bike back today. cage doesnt fit at all. thu6s aka jon jon who you ( ian ) spoke to at starboyz and who payed for my cage tryd fitting it after we left the shop and it dont fit at all dude. ill get some pics over the weekend. it catches on the down pipes and its to short. jon will exploain on here.
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07-13-2007, 04:53 PM
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Re: sick innovations.
Think he's talking about the lambers (i think there called), the bar that runs behind the down pip cant get pasted them when its lined up on the left side of the bike. The bar would have to be a clean inch more forward to get past them. And the right side of the bikes cage is about 1 inch out from fitting. You couldn't even bend it enough to force it on.
If billy doesn't get pic's up soon. I'll go round and do them for you and send them over. You can see the cage is not for the bike. Nothing wrong with the cage, its just the wrong bike
Told him to buy a suzuki like me, there the best stunt tool ever:YEAH
If billy doesn't get pic's up soon. I'll go round and do them for you and send them over. You can see the cage is not for the bike. Nothing wrong with the cage, its just the wrong bike
Told him to buy a suzuki like me, there the best stunt tool ever:YEAH
07-13-2007, 05:02 PM
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Re: sick innovations.
Believe it or not.... the nylon sliders make a BIG difference when you're tossing you bike around the ground left and right.... with them you'll rarely IF EVER get the bike up onto the bars... without, sometimes it'll catch the ground and roll over if you toss it hard enough.
07-13-2007, 05:50 PM
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Re: sick innovations.
Hi Ian, i`m the guy you met at the Starboyz event, apologies for this, if Billy would have said he was gonna post this i would have just called you instead.
The header is stock, I`ve just had an idea what the problem may be, In the states i dont think you run Lamda sensors,(oxygen sensors in the exhaust) this is a standard fit sensor in the UK for emissions, Theres 2 in the header they are fitted right in the path of your cross brace, so it stops the rest of the cage lining up
Which would explain why the cage would fit a USA bike and not a UK one, could someone check on an american 07 636 to see if they run Lamdas, if they do have them they might be in a different place.
I bought an ECU + Key from the USA for a 600RR last year, it through up all kinds of fault codes because my bike ran a sensor and the usa model didnt, But you can work around it.
Hopefully this will be the case and it`ll clear up the problem.
The header is stock, I`ve just had an idea what the problem may be, In the states i dont think you run Lamda sensors,(oxygen sensors in the exhaust) this is a standard fit sensor in the UK for emissions, Theres 2 in the header they are fitted right in the path of your cross brace, so it stops the rest of the cage lining up
Which would explain why the cage would fit a USA bike and not a UK one, could someone check on an american 07 636 to see if they run Lamdas, if they do have them they might be in a different place.
I bought an ECU + Key from the USA for a 600RR last year, it through up all kinds of fault codes because my bike ran a sensor and the usa model didnt, But you can work around it.
Hopefully this will be the case and it`ll clear up the problem.
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