Thread: external rollcages?

yep thats the same sort i'm getting Discoute to make for me

When I look at these cages, I don't see a major risk of hangups, added width or added risk to pedestrians... but I do see lotsa added safety.


http://www.safetydevices.com/images/...efender110.pdf

this is a link to the full safety devices catalogue for defender/county 110 range...

you can buy just the bent tubes if you like

shipping costs I hate to think...

for other models, check here: http://www.safetydevices.com/content/view/65/63/

Ins not an exo cage officer - its a roof rack

Seriously!

Dave.

(PS - im seriously thinking about building one for my new POS, proper CCDA spec with cross braces ect as its a ute)

Pretty pictures are nice....but what you need to see is pics of them after the rollover with info on speed etc

Dave S3 is rite, we call them equipment racks officer here I have an engineers report to prove it.

Exo cages are as a rule only brush bars unless they have cross braces as in internal cages. The strongest option is both exo and internal braced together.

Qld transport rules are under revue and roll cages as we know them will be changed. If the new rules apply there will be no frontal braces permitted. Single hoop over the driver with rear bracing only so if you have a ute a single hoop will be all you can fit. I don't know when or if this round of new rules will apply. This is Qld transport law unto themselves.

glen

Here are some photos of my brothers Defender..... it's not a external roll cage just a supported roof rack.....