Im done with this to your right its not fare to this thread.this is personal so will handle it in person.

 

ok im packing a fat juicy g13 bowl for both you guys and ill smoke it for you too now chill out and both stop and let the thread go on i want to see what this thing looks like.... damn it ian post pictures!!!

 

How it should be

 

you could have saved yourself all of this had you thought about that in the first place.


ANYWAYS: back on topic..

talked to ian today, he said everything should be getting close by the end of the week, theres a "sick" ice storm that just went down up there, its been all over the news.

 

guess im gonna have to pick up a r6s and put the r6r on the side so i can get some "sick" parts

 

youve obviously never stunted one then...

 

bro you should know your **** before you talk it...... if i was testing the thing well then why when it bent didnt he send me a better one..... no i waited and waited.... its not like i came on here right when i bent it.... i called and told him what was up... he did not fix it... send me a new one... or return my money for 4 months....

i didnt come on here to bash him... i am giving my honest opinion about him...
i am out a tail and exhaust and had to wait 4 months to get my money back... im sure you would be a little bugged by that also....

and i have no problem working with people.... dont know if you remember but ians sick cages for the f4i had a weak point in them... i told him bc i saw some bend.... well i told him how i wanted mine done and the thing is still like new... and thats how all f4i ones come now....

rant over!!

 

Did anyone find out what size the bolts were for that holds the batterytray in on the front of the tray??


These 2 front tabs on each side where the battery fits??????
please dont guess. Have to know exactly what holds it. Thanks

 

heres the part number for the bolt..............
BLT,BTTN HD
92017-06016-00 (replaces 90111-06007-00)

i called yamaha up and they said its a 6mm bolt X (he thinks its .75) and 16mm long
hope this helps.

btw Ian,
is there any update on my R6 street cage i sent it back for different mounting points?
no rush, i'm just checking in on it.

 

this is to a 2005 R6. #20 is the bolt part number i gave you. i belive this is the one your looking for.

 

Yes, 20, 21, 22 is the combination that holds the battery tray in place.

I don't have any of my things with me other wise i could give you more info!

PICS PICS PICS PICS PICS PICS!!!!!

 

Got it all figured out. Pics will be up by friday.

 

WOO!

 

I'm so excited!!!

 

man...my battery tray is ghetto as ****. one side is held on by a zip tie, and the other has a series of washers that hold it on. it works great though.

 

I just made one that is built into the subframe.

Ian... have you ever thought about that. one that replaces the stock battery Tray?

Mine only added like maybe 1/2lb. also made it more sturdy.

 

We added an additional brace to the bottom of the subframe that will support the weight of the battery tray. even if you stock tray is trash, it should be plenty sturdy. Good idea with the tray though.

 

oh i have trust me 04-05 hot garbage the newer ones feel mint as hell smooth and nice power but cant handle long term riding especially not my kind of abuse......trust me on that

 

your right i dont know the whole story i just know that cutler does make a bad *** product weather or not you guys had some issue or problem thats not my place to get into. i know i would run cutlers sub before sicks and i wont run a sick cage period on a 636 and if its a r6 id run cutler bar any other bike it would be sicks. my reasoning for this is when i lived with his sponsered rider (you know the dangle) and we both had 636's i S bent 3 sick cages in 3 months and he bent 2 besides his own sponsered rider giving him info when i called him and told him where the bends were suggested some ideas ian basically blow me off and didnt want to even work with me on some kind of discount being that i was about to order a 4th cage in 4 months. so i said **** it i switched to a real cage company TYGERSHARK and for just alil more money (less the 2 sick cages) i got a cage with impact obsorbers and a LIFETIME WARRANTY and never had to even think about my cage when going for a trick.

i also didnt mention above how sick cages being that its a round pipe on a flat surface wrecking causes the all-thread to sheer and **** your frame all up.

all im saying is luckly ther are companys out there like tygershark and C4 that make and design a product the best and strongest way for each model it will be used on instead of building a cage/sub cage for one bike it working well and then expecting it work just same for every other bike and not taking into consideration that everything is diffrent

but that was my
thanks for giving me something to ramble all high about!

 

that is a killer idea because basically its bracing and gives you less bolts and crap to deal with anyways