Just got a Powers cage, hard time putting it on...
09-15-2005, 08:25 AM
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Re: Just got a Powers cage, hard time putting it on...
Powers on my 636 dented both headers on the right side without even dropping the bike, its too close. And I can see it not even fitting with an aftermarket header.
Doesnt matter though cause every time you drop it on the left side its going to crack your oil pan
I would have been better off with out a cage at all then that POS!
I speaking about the original cage for the 636, I read that the new ones way better and from the pics ive seen it looks to be true. I just dont know if I'll even give them any more of my money unless I get some kind of discount. Do you have any idea what a mess a broken oil pan makes at the spot?
Doesnt matter though cause every time you drop it on the left side its going to crack your oil pan
I would have been better off with out a cage at all then that POS!I speaking about the original cage for the 636, I read that the new ones way better and from the pics ive seen it looks to be true. I just dont know if I'll even give them any more of my money unless I get some kind of discount. Do you have any idea what a mess a broken oil pan makes at the spot?
09-15-2005, 12:46 PM
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Re: Just got a Powers cage, hard time putting it on...
if you have a gsxr, yes the aftermarket headers will be in the way. our cages for that bike were designed with a yosh full system so i know ours fit. you can check out our site. www.mxdcages.com
225 for the stunt and 125 for the street cage. i would also bet that our street cage holds up better than any other stunt cage too.
225 for the stunt and 125 for the street cage. i would also bet that our street cage holds up better than any other stunt cage too.
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