Are the subcages worth it?
09-28-2007, 09:11 PM
#101
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Re: Are the subcages worth it?
im 6'6 285...ordered a OMR subcage and got it in 3 days....i also ride a 636 and think the peg location is fine for my size...the OMR subcage is a must have thou
09-29-2007, 01:54 PM
#107
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Re: Are the subcages worth it?
Did you read his screenname? (OLD) MAN ROGER 
And without a doubt buy the OMR subcage. Best subcage out there.
Best Subcage, Best Price. When you flip an endo the pegs won't stab you in the back of the head. Plus those ESD pegs you already bought would be ******* sweet on his subcage. If you buy a different one you just threw that $80 on the ESD away.
I'd be willing to bet money that if you buy it you won't be unhappy.
And without a doubt buy the OMR subcage. Best subcage out there.
Best Subcage, Best Price. When you flip an endo the pegs won't stab you in the back of the head. Plus those ESD pegs you already bought would be ******* sweet on his subcage. If you buy a different one you just threw that $80 on the ESD away.
I'd be willing to bet money that if you buy it you won't be unhappy.
NO
hes waisting peoples time again
posting bullshit
09-29-2007, 04:31 PM
#110
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Re: Are the subcages worth it?
i won't make a solid peg subcage it makes no sence to me ....
i go from side to side up down back and forth on my bike and the folding pegs have never been a problem for me but i do rotate the peg brackets on there axis so that makes the pegs not fold up by mistake
i go from side to side up down back and forth on my bike and the folding pegs have never been a problem for me but i do rotate the peg brackets on there axis so that makes the pegs not fold up by mistake
09-29-2007, 04:34 PM
#111
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Re: Are the subcages worth it?
that and solid peg subcages are more likely to damage your subframe in a bad wreck where as mine the pegs will just fold up in a wreck
09-29-2007, 05:05 PM
#118
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Re: Are the subcages worth it?
that and i like to fold up my pegs when im doing stoppies so i don't get stabbed if i flip and even darius said he has been cought by his non folding pegs while clutching it up from the side...
there are just some tricks that i like to fold my pegs up for
there are just some tricks that i like to fold my pegs up for
09-29-2007, 05:32 PM
#119
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Re: Are the subcages worth it?
alright
if i could see 1 in person i would decied
but right now i have only seen the si and powers
and that is what i am going off
maybee someone at XDL will have 1
if i could see 1 in person i would decied
but right now i have only seen the si and powers
and that is what i am going off
maybee someone at XDL will have 1
09-29-2007, 06:33 PM
#120
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Re: Are the subcages worth it?
i actually think they make subcages with solid pegs is because it is way easier to make them like that it takes alot more work to make subcages that have folding pegs ......
if all bikes had the same pegs it would be easy but they don't so you have to make like ten different jigs for all kinds of different style pegs
if all bikes had the same pegs it would be easy but they don't so you have to make like ten different jigs for all kinds of different style pegs
