I Was Looking For A Cage For My R6 And Seen The Apex Predator Street Cage But It Dosent Have A Bottom Support ? Would It Be A Cage For A More Skilled Rider Because I Dont Want To Drop It And The Bottom Bend In Towards The Motor .....thanks

 

use a tandem designwurx or sick innovations cage

 

just get a powers or sick cage and you will have nothin to worry about

 

No, not at all. I f'n suck and drop my bike all the time (pretty hard sometimes). A lil black nail polish here and there and you would never tell my cage has hit the ground. Tygershark is the **** and has mastered the cages industry in my eyes. And they are great in the turns too. After dealing with Tygershark ill never look back at the Powers/SI/FI days again.

 

I had a Freestyle cage on my old R6....No major problems, but not a great cage. I had a Sick Innovations cage on my F4i and that thing took a severe beating without any problems. It was an awesome cage with plenty of shin clearance and solid, solid, solid. I got a great deal on a Tygershark cage. I bought it and because my SI cage was a little tweaked, I had to cut the cage to get it off. It was painful to see it go. If I could do it over, I might have just stuck with my SI cage, BUT...The Tygershark cage is solid. The cage has taken everything I've given to it, and I drop my bike a lot. I love the spring loaded sliders. The only issue I have with the Tygershark is the shin clearance. I'm not too sure why, but I bang up my shins on it more than I ever did with my SI cage.

In my opinion, stick to SI or Tygershark. Both are great cages. Quick pros and cons in my evaluation of both:


SI Pros:
Sturdy
Relatively less expensive when compared to Tygershark
No shin clearance problems for me


SI Cons:
Less clearance when leaning/drifting your bike.
A lot more to have on your bike period.


Tygershark Pros:
Spring loaded sliders.
LIFETIME warranty.
Less bulk, but still completely sturdy.
Plenty of clearance to do anything.


Tygershark Cons:
Expensive.
I have shin clearance problems.

 

I am picking up a Street bike in the next couple weeks I have a SI cage on my stunt bike but I was wondering what would be good for a street bike but still give it some pertection.. Powers race rails, FI Frame sliders, or how is the tiger shark street cage? I dont want my street bike to look like a damn stunt bike thanks.


Has anyone crashed with the powers race railz or seen any one crash and know how they hold up? I see they even have extended sliders for them?

 

Sick Innovations :YEAH

 

i just put 905 race armor on my 636 and they look alot more serious than race railz. the extended sliders on the powers are metal and they bend really easy when they hit the ground. the 905's stick out the same distance, if not a little farther than the powers with the extended sliders. the 905's also have a rubber slider on the end. the only bad thing is that if you are sitting on the bike with your legs down they beat up your shins, typical 905. whatever you do, dont do just fi sliders they will rip out really easy.

 

tyger shark cages are very good. with a lifetime warranty on the stunt series cages.

one of the cool things is the design allows ground clearance for drifting and other stunts.

the apex and cj designs are very sturdy and dont bend or twist much at all.

____________
www.stuntsteel.com

 

get the Tygershark.. solid as **** and it does not need the bottom support to be the strongest cage ive ever seen.. And WARRANTY.. Last moneys youll spend on a cage.. ever.. if you have never had one you dont know about em but they take a fricken beating.. and tryto destroy it and if you do you send it back and get a new one.. WARRANTIES are not slapped on shitty products otherwise companies go out of business.. Buy the tygershark.. ask APEX if your unsure..

 

Are you just learning? If so do not use a race rail.. you will end up fukin ur **** up.. IMO like i tell everyone.. save up and snag a tygershark.. Its the best investment to go with..

 

i love my CJ-3, go with tyger shark.... spend the little money and in the end you wont have to worry about buy 2 or even 3 cages down the road....

 

yeah or if your like me 2 or 3 a year..

 

without a struggle there will be no progress


thats been my moto

 

exactly.. im always in one hell of a struggle seems like

 

Thanks For All The Feed Back Im Going To Go Head And Order The Tyger Shark !

 

Sick Hands Down

 

good decision u will be happy...

 

bruce told me if i got hit by a train on my bike and survived and the cage was bent he would send me a new one free, there guarntee is the ****... no matter how you bend it they will send you a new one FREE

and its not like they bend easy THEY ARE SOLID

 

i had a freestyle cage on my 2005 R6 and that bike hit the ground way harder than my F4i ever did and the cage held up fine (the pucks are a different story).