What kind of subcage should i get ??
01-23-2009, 05:07 PM
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What kind of subcage should i get ??
01-23-2009, 05:22 PM
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01-23-2009, 05:23 PM
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Re: What kind of subcage should i get ??
yea its for my 08 rr. I want another bike to stunt but the rr is what i have so its gettin stunted. OMR it is im bout to place my order thanks guys
01-23-2009, 05:25 PM
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Re: What kind of subcage should i get ??
SI or OMR
SI look sick with the laser cut middle piece and flat solid sides (where the stock bracket goes) but both are great quality and you cant go wrong with either one
btw, everyone always says, "if you want foldable pegs you have to go OMR"... but i think a lot of people forget you can have SI send you the bolt on adapters that lets you use the stock foldable pegs as well.
SI look sick with the laser cut middle piece and flat solid sides (where the stock bracket goes) but both are great quality and you cant go wrong with either one
btw, everyone always says, "if you want foldable pegs you have to go OMR"... but i think a lot of people forget you can have SI send you the bolt on adapters that lets you use the stock foldable pegs as well.
01-23-2009, 05:26 PM
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Re: What kind of subcage should i get ??
SI or OMR
SI look sick with the laser cut middle piece and flat solid sides (where the stock bracket goes) but both are great quality and you cant go wrong with either one
btw, everyone always says, "if you want foldable pegs you have to go OMR"... but i think a lot of people forget you can have SI send you the bolt on adapters that lets you use the stock foldable pegs as well.
SI look sick with the laser cut middle piece and flat solid sides (where the stock bracket goes) but both are great quality and you cant go wrong with either one
btw, everyone always says, "if you want foldable pegs you have to go OMR"... but i think a lot of people forget you can have SI send you the bolt on adapters that lets you use the stock foldable pegs as well.
but I am unsure if they move the the pegs out and back like OMR says he does? (f4i)
01-23-2009, 05:42 PM
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01-23-2009, 05:48 PM
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Re: What kind of subcage should i get ??
omr subcages are $175 shipped ... i ride and optimized the peg position on every model i sell , for instance the 600rr stock peg position is way to high and forward also to far in so the bike is very cramped when in the staggered position so i moved the pegs down back and out for a rommier feel ..
i also rotate the peg mounts forward on there axis so your foot is on the grippy part of the peg instaed of the slippery side of the peg and as a bonus this keeps the peg from wanting to fold up on you when your standing on it ..
any one interested can see info and pics in this thread , just click on your year bike to see the pics ...
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/464...r-subcage.html
i also rotate the peg mounts forward on there axis so your foot is on the grippy part of the peg instaed of the slippery side of the peg and as a bonus this keeps the peg from wanting to fold up on you when your standing on it ..
any one interested can see info and pics in this thread , just click on your year bike to see the pics ...
https://www.stuntlife.com/forums/464...r-subcage.html
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