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\r\n \r\n my buddy rides w/ one and hasnt had any problems... he doesnt crash too hard too often but has worked like a champ. luke duke was riding his 636 w/ FI cage earlier this year and also didnt have many problems. if you have one run it... if you are buying new, maybe consider something else, but im sure there are plenty of people running them\r\n
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\r\n \r\n I want to try one, I have a NRC cover but could never get Tim from FI to give me a legit weight so I said fuck it\r\n
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they cant be to heavy. some of these other cages out there are heavy and bulky as shit. Im more over the bulky style cages than weight.\r\n
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\r\n \r\n mike check out the new a town dual puck cages. super lightweight and still beefy\r\n
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any photos of it on the bike?\r\n
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\r\n \r\n just run beefy case covers and some race rails, since you already have a steel frame.

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\r\nalso... Blindside cages are really light. I tested one of the first versions, and it made my Tygershark cage seem extremely heavy. The newer designs have been put to use/testing for a while now by GR\'s Finest riders Shelby and Joey T and seem to be holding up really well.\r\n
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Im just gona go with the fi and a nrc case cover. I like the sleek look fi has. Plus I think im at a level now were my crashes are pretty soft

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\r\n \r\n I ran an FI cage on my 04, and 05 636. Never had a problem with the cage. Keep it tight and it works great! Tim is a good guy as well, and takes good care of his customers.\r\n
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go to dowheelies.com and look at the banner at the bottom there is a new style cage in that pic.\r\n