I'm looking for a custom cage too. I checked them out on Facebook and liked their custom cage designs and paint schemes. The welding looks top notch. It looks like they build to order (and not use the same template each time) hence 'true custom'. I'm curious if the front tubes restrict vision? Any option to mount stock or custom windshield?

 

I just got my rzr4 back from him and I love it. He does great work and would recommend him to anyone wanting a true custom cage. No I don't even pay attention to them bars in the front. I will try to post pictures when it gets out of the paint booth.

 

Glad to hear you like the cage. I talked to Justin at RZR Sharp the other day and he said the same thing about the viz. I hope to get over there and see him in the next few weeks. Look forward to pics. :redrzr:

 

Toughest cage my buddies and I have seen. Saw a guy at canmer flip several times and looked like bike was totaled but caged didn't budge. It's a killer cage. Definitely want one without the vision bars although it looks like windshields would just go on outside them easily.

 

Nice to know the cage survived...were the driver, passenger hurt? Hence did the cage protect them?

 

I always wondered about the "Vision bars" My new to me ride has a UTVinc Nuke cage with them and I don't even notice them when driving.

 

I believe they were fine. Harnesses work if you wear them and since the cage didnt fold in on them they werent hurt.

 

Okay, don't laugh but I'm going to make a suggestion... IF you're short, my suggestion is not to get the lower crossbar just above the dash.

My last rzr

had the lower cross bar (and light bar)

and my last XP had a cross bar.

The problem is with being short is when you crest a hill, it can be a bitch to look over that crossbar.

I made sure when I modified the cage on my Jagged, I didn't get a cross bar.


If you're of normal height, then this is useless information... just thought I'd mention it to those that may be vertically challenged.





Mark

 

Beware of these guys! Had them do a lot of work for us on two RZR and almost to a tee it was all done poorly! Metal not cleaned and Powder coat was installed over a lot of rust causing coating to flake off in sheets! Did I mention this was when we got our RZR’s back before we even had a chance to use them! Also they completely disassembled or units and every last bolt, nut ,terminal etc was only finger tight!
All wiring they installed had to be completely replaced! We got them back with only two usable lug nuts on each wheel. They cross threaded wheel studs and had to be replaced by us! First time out all hoses blew off and fuses where blown from shorted wires. They installed dual batteries and did not even connect all battery cables. When I disassembled unit found positive battery cable stuffed under frame without insulation period! They provided racing seats and installed them( not the correct ones) the Seat and mounts had 3/8 holes but they put 5/16 bolts in them. Brackets on seats,panels,and other equipment did not align and some were about 1/2-3/4” apart so they just used wallowed them out with a drill and used longer bolts instead of correcting their poor fabrication. Justin is NOT an honest person Period!! They sold our wheels,seats,body panels etc after we told them not too and did not even offer to pay us for our parts they sold! I have about forty more issues with their work and I also have pictures of all the extremely poorly done work RZRSHARPY attempted to do. All their work looks like a bunch of little kids were practicing on our Brand New units!!! These guys came highly recommended but since our issue we have heard from several people that have had similar issues! Do yourself a favor and steer clear of these guys!