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  1. 6th February 2010, 09:08 #21
    Rally Hokkaido
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    Quote Originally Posted by bowler
    the cage needs to be up to the safety standards that it is complied under. If that means repairing or replacing the cage, then that is what is required.
    And the cage would have to be repaired by or under the direction of the cage manufacturer.
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  2. 6th February 2010, 09:10 #22
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    And that would take along time I guess?
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    time depends on the location of the manufacturer, or their authorised repairer.

    If they are are close by it may not take too much time, but normally it means that you are out of the rally.
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    When is a cage deemed too badly damaged to be repaired?
    How often are damaged rollcages repairable?
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