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Canyon cages
- Thread starter hankbron
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Could you send some pics to mooredonaldr59@gmail.com, how difficult an install? Does it provide full damage protection
or is another protecting product needed to complete the drop protection? thanks Don
or is another protecting product needed to complete the drop protection? thanks Don
They are not difficult to install, just follow the instructions.
I bought mine when i first bought my c14 for a couple reasons besides protection. It gave me a much needed mount for a set of highway pegs and at the time they were the most reasonable place to mount auxiliary lighting.
Your question regarding total crash protection i have to answer sadly that mine did not. On a 0 speed tip over im said to say my saddlebag took a couple scratches. If ur looking for total protection your going to want the rear cages as well. I personally didnt like the look of them and choose not to get them. Many folks have posted their positive experiences with the protection provided by them.
I bought mine when i first bought my c14 for a couple reasons besides protection. It gave me a much needed mount for a set of highway pegs and at the time they were the most reasonable place to mount auxiliary lighting.
Your question regarding total crash protection i have to answer sadly that mine did not. On a 0 speed tip over im said to say my saddlebag took a couple scratches. If ur looking for total protection your going to want the rear cages as well. I personally didnt like the look of them and choose not to get them. Many folks have posted their positive experiences with the protection provided by them.