New And Improved Safety Devices Honda Roll Cages For 2025
As we gear up for the 2025 racing season, we are thrilled to announce exciting updates to our extensive range of Safety Devices Honda roll cages. Our collection now includes the latest models, design enhancements, and colour variations, making it easier than ever for racing enthusiasts and professional drivers alike to find the perfect roll cage to fit their needs. With models suited for a broad lineup of Honda vehicles—including fan favorites like the Honda Civic EP3/FN2/EK9, Honda Integra, and the Honda S2000—our updated selection is designed to enhance both safety and performance on the track.
Expanded Range of Honda Roll Cages for 2025
At GSM Performance, we understand the importance of providing high-quality roll cages compatible with a variety of Honda models. Whether you’re prepping a Honda Civic for rally racing or securing your Honda S2000 for track events, our Safety Devices Honda roll cages have you covered. Our 2025 range has been updated with the latest design specifications, meeting new safety standards to keep you protected no matter the intensity of the race. And, for those looking to add a touch of personal style to their setup, our roll cages now come in more color options, allowing you to customise your Honda’s interior to reflect your style and team branding.
Bolt-In vs. Weld-In Roll Cages: Which is Right for You?
When it comes to roll cages, we know that every driver has unique needs based on the type of events they’re participating in. That’s why our Safety Devices roll cage range includes both bolt-in and weld-in options, each offering distinct benefits:
Bolt-In Roll Cages: Bolt-in roll cages are designed for ease of installation, allowing drivers to secure them in place using high-strength bolts without welding. These cages are perfect for those who might need to remove or reconfigure their cage for different events or who don’t want to commit to a permanent cage. Within our bolt-in selection, we offer half and full bolt-in roll cages.
- Half Bolt-In Roll Cages: Providing partial coverage, half bolt-in roll cages are a great choice for casual racers or drivers who participate in lower-speed events where some cockpit protection is required, but full coverage isn’t necessary. These cages offer front and rear protection while allowing for better visibility and a lighter-weight setup.
- Full Bolt-In Roll Cages: For more comprehensive coverage, full bolt-in roll cages protect the entire cockpit. These are ideal for serious track days or amateur competitive events where enhanced safety is a priority but full weld-in support isn’t required.
Weld-In Roll Cages: For drivers looking for the ultimate in protection and stability, weld-in roll cages are the top choice. These roll cages are installed by welding them directly to the chassis, providing a solid, permanent structure that maximizes safety and rigidity. Weld-in cages are particularly suitable for high-speed motorsport events where there is an increased risk of rollover or high-impact scenarios, such as rally racing or professional circuit racing. With a weld-in cage, drivers can feel secure knowing they have a robust safety structure that integrates seamlessly into their Honda’s framework.
Roll Cage Options for Various Motorsport Events
Whether you’re a casual racer or a professional competitor, the right roll cage can make all the difference in terms of safety and performance. Here’s a look at how different types of roll cages suit different motorsport events:
Track Days: For track days, where regulations may not be as strict as in professional racing, a half or full bolt-in roll cage can provide excellent safety without compromising on interior space. These cages are ideal for drivers who want to enjoy their car’s performance capabilities on the track while staying protected.
Amateur Racing Events: In amateur racing circuits, safety regulations are typically more stringent, requiring additional cockpit protection. A full bolt-in roll cage offers substantial safety for these events and meets the regulatory standards of many local racing leagues.
Rally Racing: Rally racing is one of the most demanding motorsports in terms of vehicle protection, given the challenging off-road conditions and high risk of rollovers. For these events, a weld-in roll cage is highly recommended due to its superior structural integrity and resistance to impact.
Professional Circuit Racing: In professional racing leagues, the safety standards are even higher, often requiring full weld-in roll cages that can withstand the significant forces involved in high-speed track collisions. Weld-in cages ensure that drivers have the best possible protection when competing at a professional level.
Our Top Safety Devices Honda Bolt In Roll Cages
This range includes full bolt in roll cages that have all been updated with new customisation options such as colour, cage configuration, and door bars. They all have up-to-date information on FIA approvals, prices, and vehicle models, making it clear what vehicles are compatible with each roll cage. All these Honda roll cages have the choice of having both door bars, or neither, two metal finishes, and six different colour options to pick from to best suit you.
- From £1,152.00 Excl. VAT Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
From this latest 2024 update, there are rear roll cage versions for all the Honda full roll cages available. These don’t come with a front cage or door bar options. There are multiple different specifications to pick from for every rear cage such as a crossbar figuration, a single bar, or a single bar with a harness bar attachment.
Our Safety Devices Honda Weld In Roll Cage Collection
Weld-in roll cages are designed to protect vehicle occupants in case of a rollover or crash, especially in motorsports and off-road applications. Proper welding techniques are crucial to the safety of a roll cage. Inspections ensure that all welds are high-quality, with no cracks, porosity, or weaknesses. Proper installation by experienced professionals is critical. Poorly welded or installed cages can cause more harm than good.
