I am looking for a exoskeleton type design for my rzr ... i want to be able to lay it on its sides front or rear and not damage anything... ive been looking at tons of cages i like all the cages that are incorporated with the rear bumper (not tied to the box)... but what about the sides?!!! and also worried about the front bumpers being structurally sound...any ideas ? pics? no of any cages like this? Watched my buddy flip his over backwards tonight and rolled twice, crushed the stock cage and ruined a bunch of stuff on the side THIS IS WHAT I DO NOT WANT TO HAPPEN... it was at slow speed TOO!! ANY IDEAS OR HELP??

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2008 red rzr
14'' chrome XD Badlands,2'' billet spacers on all 4 corners,Mtx high end amp,2 mtx Component speakers in tower cans
clarion head unit,Optima battery w/ isolator,HID headlight conversion kit,Crow 5 point harnesses
Plastic is getting painted black with airbrushing
Cage is being custom built with frt and rear bmprs

build all you want your still gonna do damage the frame on these is weak as well and youll have to tie you exo to the frame so your gonna bend your frame thats $1100 and 2 solid days to swap or a week of evenings been there done that as you can see in my avitar long story short its cheaper and easier to replace your plastic

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itp wheels, maxxis bighorns, custom cage, custom diamond plate roof, suicide doors, front and rear bumpers, winch, lonestar weld in gusset kit, utv crap frame tubes, full skid plate,clutch spacer removed, kms intake, ehs racing airbox, fmf exhaust, dobeck tfi box, bored throttle body, 4 point harnesses , lock n ride storage box , 2 lock n ride gas cans , all 3 polaris storage bags

good to know

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Crashing is going to hurt!! An exo cage is not worth the added pounds. He's right new plastics are a better way to go.

this is for tree protection and mud riding not racing. looks only. weight not an issue!!

Here are some pictures of the cage an exoskeleton I built for my machine. I used 1 3/4 x .095 tubing on the cage and 1 1/2 tubing on the side protectors. I actually turned it over backwards the day after these pictures were taken on a hill climb and the only damage was to the small tubing on the front bumper and some scratches. In my opinion it is well worth the extra weight because I didn't trust the stock cage to protect me on a bad roll. Also I appologize if the pictures don't come through ok as this is the first time I have posted with a picture. If you want I can send more pics.

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cheek what lift is that?

supposed to be a gorilla 7in

wow dicadsolutions Perfect! exactly what im thinking just got to break down and buy that tubing bender this winter. Looks Great!