600rr help
05-05-2006, 02:29 AM
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Re: 600rr help
Originally Posted by kj954
why not just get an FI eazenutz?
i don't have an RR, but on the f4i the FI is holdin up strong as hell to some serious f*ck ups.
i don't have an RR, but on the f4i the FI is holdin up strong as hell to some serious f*ck ups.
I never really liked the design of the FI, and for some reason everyone I know that is pretty good and drops there bikes soft and easy have had real good luck with FI cages (Dan Jackson for instance)......but the people I know who were learning to stunt (2 of my buddies especially) they seem to wreck a lil more akward and the cages get destroyed in a weekend....my buddy's 954 cage's sliders have broken the frame, the left side sticks out an extra 8-10 inches (bashing shin worse than any 905).
FI cages in my mind are for people who already got things down and want a lower profile cage. I may get one down the road if I ever get to that point! But for now I need somin super strong and that I can repeatedly drop my bike without having to replace the cage over and over!
05-05-2006, 09:49 AM
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Re: 600rr help
Originally Posted by eazenutz33
not a big FI fan for cages.....but I love their 12 bars!!!
I never really liked the design of the FI, and for some reason everyone I know that is pretty good and drops there bikes soft and easy have had real good luck with FI cages (Dan Jackson for instance)......but the people I know who were learning to stunt (2 of my buddies especially) they seem to wreck a lil more akward and the cages get destroyed in a weekend....my buddy's 954 cage's sliders have broken the frame, the left side sticks out an extra 8-10 inches (bashing shin worse than any 905).
FI cages in my mind are for people who already got things down and want a lower profile cage. I may get one down the road if I ever get to that point! But for now I need somin super strong and that I can repeatedly drop my bike without having to replace the cage over and over!
I never really liked the design of the FI, and for some reason everyone I know that is pretty good and drops there bikes soft and easy have had real good luck with FI cages (Dan Jackson for instance)......but the people I know who were learning to stunt (2 of my buddies especially) they seem to wreck a lil more akward and the cages get destroyed in a weekend....my buddy's 954 cage's sliders have broken the frame, the left side sticks out an extra 8-10 inches (bashing shin worse than any 905).
FI cages in my mind are for people who already got things down and want a lower profile cage. I may get one down the road if I ever get to that point! But for now I need somin super strong and that I can repeatedly drop my bike without having to replace the cage over and over!
thats not true... last night i stalled a circle, fell back and hit the pipe, fell off the bike and the thing fell straight to the side and pancakes like F*ck and nothing happened.
FI cages tend to have a bad rep becuase R6's fall apart with them on, but they will also fall apart with anything on.
05-05-2006, 12:03 PM
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Re: 600rr help
so what kind of gearing you guys running, i was hoping to figure out some thing that will make it have a similar feel to my 954 but of corse go slower with out stalling like my 954 if i go under like 2 grand i stall must need more practice.
05-05-2006, 02:01 PM
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Re: 600rr help
Originally Posted by f4stunna
thats not true... last night i stalled a circle, fell back and hit the pipe, fell off the bike and the thing fell straight to the side and pancakes like F*ck and nothing happened.
FI cages tend to have a bad rep becuase R6's fall apart with them on, but they will also fall apart with anything on.
FI cages tend to have a bad rep becuase R6's fall apart with them on, but they will also fall apart with anything on.
Just like everyone says to buy a 12 bar, don't make one...........I got a homemade one and its worked fine!
05-05-2006, 03:17 PM
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Re: 600rr help
ya i made the bar for my 954 and it works great, i think on this bike im either gunna weld a round bar to the muffler or not run one at all, so a good question is how well is the muffle attached i havent really looked.
05-05-2006, 05:33 PM
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Re: 600rr help
Originally Posted by s750
ya i made the bar for my 954 and it works great, i think on this bike im either gunna weld a round bar to the muffler or not run one at all, so a good question is how well is the muffle attached i havent really looked.
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