bankz5152
Well-Known Member
I bought my Defender 90 with a Saftey Devices Cage -Internal & External down to Chassis so im in damn solid cage 
Personally havnt been doing off roading much though what I have done it has come in handy. Simply things though, keeping big ass branches off the windscreen and the roof + the added factor that your surrounded by a steel cage is allways nice.
I love mine, keeps **** out the way, protects my Landy, Protects me
Personally havnt been doing off roading much though what I have done it has come in handy. Simply things though, keeping big ass branches off the windscreen and the roof + the added factor that your surrounded by a steel cage is allways nice.
I love mine, keeps **** out the way, protects my Landy, Protects me
Jongould
New Member
I've been off roading for a couple of years and realise the more you do the more you try and do. That's got me thinking about getting a roll cage. Have any of you thought about it and if we could get a deal for multiple orders would you be interested.
Im in the same boat. I dont 'need' a roll cage, I use mine for laning and some playing around in really, nowt serious but as you say the more I'm doing the more I push for harder stuff, I am now thinking about a cage or at least a roll over hoop until I can afford a decent cage...
LandyRover23
New Member
im going to post the same video i posted when someone else asked KORC off roading. rolling down a hill MUST WATCH!! - YouTube
if your going to be doing more and more extreme stuff then get one but dont get a cheap one.
someone i know has one on his 90 trayback and uses the roll cage and a merlot tractor to roll his car over for cleaning or maintenance work lol
if your going to be doing more and more extreme stuff then get one but dont get a cheap one.
someone i know has one on his 90 trayback and uses the roll cage and a merlot tractor to roll his car over for cleaning or maintenance work lol
666 george
Well-Known Member
Why would you try doing that without a cage?
I'd say know your limit's to what you think is safe.
But next on my shopping list is a cage.
Good thing to have, even on a road lr Id have a simple hoop because they have the combination of being heavy, unstable and weak which isnt good
***CrAiG***
New Member
I've been putting the ground work into getting a roll cage (funny enough since I watched the KORC vid on YouTube). Can't really afford a full cage just yet but would be interested in just getting the "hoop" for now. Anybody know any good suppliers, or even better a company who can supply and fit in the north west? I'd do it myselft but really would prefare something like that to be professionally done.
666 george
Well-Known Member
200tdi ayre
Well-Known Member
Well I do competition trials so a cage is strongly advised, getting tornado Motorsport to bud mine as will be a little of a custom job. And he's just down the road
LandyRover23
New Member
at least he let his kid out....
***CrAiG***
New Member
Thanks mate. I'll have a look later on the desktop. Doesn't seem to work too well on my phone. Lol
This is one of them threads that comes up all the time. Cant be arsed to write it again but there is a list of cage manufacturers i posted here:
Rollcage thread
Rollcage thread
I build my cages to exceed regs, and be beaten up every weekend on challenges or go on expeditions with ham fisted drivers
Down side is I only supply and FIT so I know they are not held on with pigeon ****, problem is Im in essex and miles away from anyone so not viable for 99% of people on this forum
Down side is I only supply and FIT so I know they are not held on with pigeon ****, problem is Im in essex and miles away from anyone so not viable for 99% of people on this forum
