Originally Posted by boredandstroked (Post 1316972)

Cages are for stunting.

I can drag knee without touching my cage down.

Originally Posted by boredandstroked (Post 1317023)

https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/cbrforu...8e91b6c1bd.jpg


Like this pic?ahahahaaha sorry couldn't resist. But it is important to remember everyone rides different, so what works for one might not work for another.

Okk i shoulda seen that coming lol. More like this

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/cbrforu...1232d3ed5.jpeg

Obviously I’m not dragging knee in that photo but I uploaded it so people considering cages can see even with my bulky cage there is still quite a lot of lean clearance. I’m not saying I’m the best rider or anything, far from it but quite a few of talented riders I know rock full cages as well and slay at canyons. I dont think cages stick out as much as people make them to be. Obviously cages are not the best choice for track or canyon only bikes but if you like to practice stunts on your daily ride its not a bad choice at all, i know my cage has saved my ass couple times

I can drag knee without touching my cage down. That said I cant lean much more than that, so sticking my knee out as a gauge is super important. Unless you’re going around knee dragging everywhere with very cambered roads you should be fine. As for hitting your legs on them, well it depends on how long your legs are lol

Originally Posted by chard (Post 1317025)

I live an incredibly flat state and have to drive at least an hour to get to any sort of twisties so i may as well get one. what kind of cage are you running yourself?

Oh then you’ll be fine... The cage I got on is New Breed itx4. It comes with 4 sliders but I took the bottom 2 off for more lean clearance, planning on putting them back on if/when I make the f4i a dedicated stunter

I considered getting Impaktech they have even more lean clearance but they’re $$$ af and I liked how the new breed has shocks in the sliders