I got the OK from the wifey the other day to get a streetfighter

I just don't want to damage the 929RR but want to get into some of the slow stuff. So this spring I will be looking for a F4I and and will end up doing the cage, 12 oclock bar, sprockets -1+10(maybe more). Will remove plastics until I get it down and then put them back on.I really don't like a naked bike but it does save cash replacing them.

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I think the streetfighters look tough. Gear the crap outta that thing, put a cage on it and raise some hell.

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Yea, sounds like a good plan 929. What cage you thinkin about going with?

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Not sure. Never was in the market for one any suggestions?

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Man I'd love to get another bike to do that to. Keep us posted and plenty of pics!!!! BTW try this for a cage : http://www.freestyleingenuity.com/

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Better yet hit this one
http://www.freestyleingenuity.com/xc...&cat=13&page=1

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Not a bad way to learn them tricky moves.

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Just wondering where to get Knobbies for a street bike rim?

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That video was sweet man!!! BTW those are the tires they use on the ice.

I think they just put screws threw the tires with sylicone to seal it. I think!

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yeah, it looks like ice tires...

and ur right blk, heres a quickie from wiki:

Ice racing tires are either studded or non-studded. Studded tires have some type of stud such as a screw or bolt to provide better traction and increasing speed. [2] Some studs are sharpened to increase penetration. [2] Tires cannot be purchased with studs, so the pit crew needs to attach the studs to the tire.

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