Why do cagers get bad reps?
10-29-2007, 12:04 PM
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Why do cagers get bad reps?
Over the last couple of weeks I've been reading alot of threads and I seem to always come across a thread that burns on cagers for one reason or another, I simply got one for my "street" bike to hopefully save it if I go down if I hit a patch of sand or something, also I don't have full coverage insurance, if I did I prob. wouldn't have caged my "street" bike. 
10-29-2007, 12:09 PM
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Re: Why do cagers get bad reps?
Over the last couple of weeks I've been reading alot of threads and I seem to always come across a thread that burns on cagers for one reason or another, I simply got one for my "street" bike to hopefully save it if I go down if I hit a patch of sand or something, also I don't have full coverage insurance, if I did I prob. wouldn't have caged my "street" bike.
Cager=person driving an automobile.
Cage=A protective loop of steel bolted to a bike.
10-29-2007, 12:11 PM
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Re: Why do cagers get bad reps?
In my opinion if you stunt your "streetbike" then a cage is a good idea if all you do is an ocasional wheelie or want protection you should have gone with racerailz from Powers Stuntworx.
They are cheaper than a cage and provide better protection than sliders check'm out
http://www.powersstuntworx.com/railz.html
They are cheaper than a cage and provide better protection than sliders check'm out
http://www.powersstuntworx.com/railz.html
10-29-2007, 12:19 PM
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Re: Why do cagers get bad reps?
Damn!! I totally squided myself on this one. I missunderstood the term "cager" as a person with a cage on thier bike. My bad!
BTW. I have a Powers cage on my street and stunt bike, I love 'em so far.
BTW. I have a Powers cage on my street and stunt bike, I love 'em so far. 
10-29-2007, 11:13 PM
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Re: Why do cagers get bad reps?
Over the last couple of weeks I've been reading alot of threads and I seem to always come across a thread that burns on cagers for one reason or another, I simply got one for my "street" bike to hopefully save it if I go down if I hit a patch of sand or something, also I don't have full coverage insurance, if I did I prob. wouldn't have caged my "street" bike.
possibly shows self doubt of the validity of his statementeven still though a statement 'Jadakiss' made n 'P Diddy' smobbed the shirt for.......
why????
10-29-2007, 11:18 PM
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Re: Why do cagers get bad reps?
LOL! i had a laugh at a fellow squid :D
yes cagers do suck, but pretty much all bikers are cagers from time to time. a car is great for when its cold nasty and raining
yes cagers do suck, but pretty much all bikers are cagers from time to time. a car is great for when its cold nasty and raining
10-30-2007, 12:39 PM
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Re: Why do cagers get bad reps?
Dude, I wasn't a cager at all when I first got my 500 (cuz I was 15 and couldn't drive a car yet) - that sucked lemme tell ya! I had to peel frozen gloves off the bars during the winter.
But if I'm ridin' in the car with a true cager, I always say somethin' if we get near a fellow rider - gotta look out for each other, cuz cagers don't give a rip. 'Specially cagers with cell phones and loud stereos.
But if I'm ridin' in the car with a true cager, I always say somethin' if we get near a fellow rider - gotta look out for each other, cuz cagers don't give a rip. 'Specially cagers with cell phones and loud stereos.
Last edited by wolfe-ninja500; 10-30-2007 at 12:54 PM.
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