Cage etc. on F2
12-20-2004, 02:56 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
gay surfer guys that live nowhere near a beach... since when am i a surfer? shiiiiit dude keep your weird gay fantasies to yourself bro. that's scary!
btw, i'm a SKYDIVER, not a surfer.
btw, i'm a SKYDIVER, not a surfer.
12-20-2004, 03:01 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by tribaltalon
hahaha well right now i have the F2, R6, about to make one for a F4i, and a 929rr. these are all my friend's bikes that have seen my bike, actually the guy with the 929 and the r6 saw me crash, so the guy with the r6 automatically wanted a cage, so thats at the shop right now and i'm supposed to get the 929 soon so i can start making a cage for that. so how many bikes would you need to have a cage out for in order to be a "big company"
it cant be like honda, suzuki, yamaha and billy lane.
i would say MXD, 905, powers, and FI are about the only companies that make enough to do it. they have one design and stick with it for the most part... if you have a cage that these companies agreed upon then i would say yes you could be included. but then this will never happen, ive already tried it and it didnt work out. someone set it up, and im down.
12-20-2004, 03:02 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
wait wait, should i be impressed? and by the way, your cages, or should i say cage, is NOT impressive whatsoever, u think u're the first guy to weld a tube from a motor mount and a loop, get real, and yeah u were right, my fantasy is to spank your sister
12-20-2004, 03:07 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by -MXD-
what other bikes you make them for? its has to be the big companies with more than one bike. it cant be the war of the f2 cage. thats just retarded.
12-20-2004, 03:12 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by crtchrktrcr
wait wait, should i be impressed? and by the way, your cages, or should i say cage, is NOT impressive whatsoever, u think u're the first guy to weld a tube from a motor mount and a loop, get real, and yeah u were right, my fantasy is to spank your sister
just give up already, you already look like a jackass.
12-20-2004, 03:21 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by MikeM
I will supply the bikes.
im down, get it on tape. get all the other manufactures. do like ten dif types of crashes. maybe a high side at low speeds, some low sides at high speeds. couple 12s gone bad. do a coaster & jump off type ****. get it together and ill take care of you
12-20-2004, 03:56 PM
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12-20-2004, 04:37 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by crtchrktrcr
seems to me like the general idea is that you are the jackass stealin ppl's ideas?
12-20-2004, 06:10 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by -MXD-
im down, get it on tape. get all the other manufactures. do like ten dif types of crashes. maybe a high side at low speeds, some low sides at high speeds. couple 12s gone bad. do a coaster & jump off type ****. get it together and ill take care of you
My F3 has dirt bike bars and my F2 has regular clip ons, so we can do some detailed testing there, but neither of them have plastics.
Heres what I'm thinking:
From a standstill, drop it on the side 20 times in a row, nothing should break at all.
From parked on the bar, falling over sideways, maybe a clip on or lever.
I'll ghost ride a 12 to more accurately simulate a real crash. 12s that get away with a high idle are some of the most damaging crashes. With my current cage, the bike survives fine, except sometimes my carbs fall out of the sockets. Thats not a cage issue anyway.
I'll lock up the rear wheel and lowside, I'll do it fast enough to slide a little bit. left side only.
It would be good to lock up the front wheel too but I aint got the ***** to do that.
12-20-2004, 06:13 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by MikeM
Right now I'm sportin a semi broken 905. Half of the welds are broken off, and it still holds up pretty well. I had to crash the **** out of my bike to break that cage.
My F3 has dirt bike bars and my F2 has regular clip ons, so we can do some detailed testing there, but neither of them have plastics.
Heres what I'm thinking:
From a standstill, drop it on the side 20 times in a row, nothing should break at all.
From parked on the bar, falling over sideways, maybe a clip on or lever.
I'll ghost ride a 12 to more accurately simulate a real crash. 12s that get away with a high idle are some of the most damaging crashes. With my current cage, the bike survives fine, except sometimes my carbs fall out of the sockets. Thats not a cage issue anyway.
I'll lock up the rear wheel and lowside, I'll do it fast enough to slide a little bit. left side only.
It would be good to lock up the front wheel too but I aint got the ***** to do that.
My F3 has dirt bike bars and my F2 has regular clip ons, so we can do some detailed testing there, but neither of them have plastics.
Heres what I'm thinking:
From a standstill, drop it on the side 20 times in a row, nothing should break at all.
From parked on the bar, falling over sideways, maybe a clip on or lever.
I'll ghost ride a 12 to more accurately simulate a real crash. 12s that get away with a high idle are some of the most damaging crashes. With my current cage, the bike survives fine, except sometimes my carbs fall out of the sockets. Thats not a cage issue anyway.
I'll lock up the rear wheel and lowside, I'll do it fast enough to slide a little bit. left side only.
It would be good to lock up the front wheel too but I aint got the ***** to do that.
can i watch.....please....
12-20-2004, 06:44 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Who Sells A Triple That Will Fit On F2 For Mx Bars, Any Help??? I Need Help !! Anyone Have Any Answers Or A Cheap Way To Set Up Mx Bars Or A Compant That Sells A Kit-- Thanks
12-20-2004, 10:23 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
I'm just gonna drill some riser clamps onto my stock triple, it's not as strong as a new triple but if it breaks I'll buy one off fullthrottleinc.
12-21-2004, 02:25 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by tribaltalon
*AND BESIDES, F.I. doesnt even make a cage for f2-f3s!!!
They just started production and have them in stock now.
They are for all Honda CBR600F2/F3s you can purchase them by clicking the link at the top that says STORE.
https://www.stuntlife.com/store/prod...products_id=84
12-21-2004, 02:25 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by FHL
I'm just gonna drill some riser clamps onto my stock triple, it's not as strong as a new triple but if it breaks I'll buy one off fullthrottleinc.
12-21-2004, 02:27 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by FHL
I'm just gonna drill some riser clamps onto my stock triple, it's not as strong as a new triple but if it breaks I'll buy one off fullthrottleinc.
12-21-2004, 02:39 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by NovaMan
WTF is this crap, once i decide what cage im goin with every other company out there starts making them. Now im in a delema! lol
id like to announce to every one.... ive decided to begin producing my own crash cages... their going to be $60...they basicly consist of frame sliders with a tin can around the slider.
I guarantee it will save your bike. (
)have a nice day
12-21-2004, 09:14 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by FooFighters203
id like to announce to every one.... ive decided to begin producing my own crash cages... their going to be $60...they basicly consist of frame sliders with a tin can around the slider.
I guarantee it will save your bike. (
)have a nice day
is that a comment towards my cage? i know you're young but you might want to think about what you say a little more.
kind of interesting that F.I. just now comes out with the cage after i make mine. very interesting indeed.
its all good though. guess nobody wants mine, i'll shut up now. 
12-21-2004, 09:15 PM
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Re: Cage etc. on F2
Originally Posted by tribaltalon
is that a comment towards my cage? i know you're young but you might want to think about what you say a little more.
kind of interesting that F.I. just now comes out with the cage after i make mine. very interesting indeed. its all good though. guess nobody wants mine, i'll shut up now.
kind of interesting that F.I. just now comes out with the cage after i make mine. very interesting indeed.
its all good though. guess nobody wants mine, i'll shut up now. 
