Will a crash cage look silly on a street bike?
I'm thinking about putting a freestyle ingenuity crash cage on my gixxer after I get some fiberglass fairings and get them painted.
I think I probably can't use it on the track, but I'd like to have it on the street in case I hit some sand or something and drop it since I don't have full coverage..
What do you think? Oh by the way I'll be painting it championship white.
Modified by slammed EG at 2:18 AM 3/15/2004
I think I probably can't use it on the track, but I'd like to have it on the street in case I hit some sand or something and drop it since I don't have full coverage..
What do you think? Oh by the way I'll be painting it championship white.
Modified by slammed EG at 2:18 AM 3/15/2004
Sure you could use it on the track, as long as your not draggin elbow.(I think most people will be ok there) and I think they are a cool thing to have, they look nice and they will save your bike.
n a lighter note: joo should just get V3TK
n a lighter note: joo should just get V3TK
I think they look pretty lame on any bike but if you a hard core stunta its ideal. It does affect your clearance if you ride hard. You dont have to be at elbow draggin leans for it to hit the ground.
First off, who cares how it looks and what people will think. Its made to protect your bike, not to get a million complimants... Also, you can remove the hoop on the F.I. cage and just run the sliders at the track...
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