esd rearsets
11-26-2007, 11:36 PM
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esd rearsets
i wanna get a set for an f4i but it doesn't have a cage. and they are meant to be used WITH cages.
they are pretty bulky/solid and look indestructible/unbendable.
so lets say, i lay the bike down, do u think it would break the rearset tabs? (the one on the frame) how strong are those tabs?
they are pretty bulky/solid and look indestructible/unbendable.
so lets say, i lay the bike down, do u think it would break the rearset tabs? (the one on the frame) how strong are those tabs?
11-26-2007, 11:43 PM
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Re: esd rearsets
You need to go to www.hoheydesigns.com and check out the rearsets...the are the best...good guy reliable and ships out his products in a timely matter
11-26-2007, 11:43 PM
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Re: esd rearsets
more than likely.... something has to give when you lay it down hard enough. Thats the problem with fixed pegs and no subcage. If you say the pegs arent gonna break, your tabs/subcage will.....
11-27-2007, 12:11 AM
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Re: esd rearsets
cause i'm too cool to have a cage. cages are for ****** who are scared of wreckin thei'r bikes, plus, i wheelie better without a cage. 
haha, i know, i have a pair of ESDs w/ my tygershark, and i agree, THEY ARE BOMB!!!:YEAH
but without a cage, would they damage the frame? they have sliders which will "give" but i don't think it will be enough.
haha, i know, i have a pair of ESDs w/ my tygershark, and i agree, THEY ARE BOMB!!!:YEAH
but without a cage, would they damage the frame? they have sliders which will "give" but i don't think it will be enough.
11-27-2007, 12:30 AM
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Re: esd rearsets
I have no idea if they would damage the frame
for $200 tho i'd be worried about the frame AND the rearsets!
If your not gonna run a cage, personally I'd run stock pegs.. Then just weld them if they break, and weld them again when they break again
but im cheap, I couldn't afford to find out if $200 rear sets will hold up without a cage
for $200 tho i'd be worried about the frame AND the rearsets!
If your not gonna run a cage, personally I'd run stock pegs.. Then just weld them if they break, and weld them again when they break again
but im cheap, I couldn't afford to find out if $200 rear sets will hold up without a cage
11-27-2007, 12:34 AM
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11-27-2007, 12:40 AM
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Re: esd rearsets
I have no idea if they would damage the frame
for $200 tho i'd be worried about the frame AND the rearsets!
If your not gonna run a cage, personally I'd run stock pegs.. Then just weld them if they break, and weld them again when they break again
but im cheap, I couldn't afford to find out if $200 rear sets will hold up without a cage
for $200 tho i'd be worried about the frame AND the rearsets!
If your not gonna run a cage, personally I'd run stock pegs.. Then just weld them if they break, and weld them again when they break again
but im cheap, I couldn't afford to find out if $200 rear sets will hold up without a cage
they scrape alot and my jeans somehow gets caught on em when i come off a endo, again but i really like the esd's...and wanna know if anyone has been able to brake the rearset frame tabs on an f4i
11-27-2007, 12:42 AM
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Re: esd rearsets
F4i frame tabs are beefy as ****, i havent heard of anyone breaking them.
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11-27-2007, 01:28 AM
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