engine ice
Sep 29, 2008 | 03:00 AM
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engine ice
<div class="FTQUOTE"><begin quote>Originally posted by: bigpig750
If its the heat on your legs that is the real issue then you need to look into wrapping you exhaust with fiberglass wrap this will hold the heat in the pipe and out the rear of your ride. I have a 05 750 myself and I'm seriously thinking of doing this myself.</end quote></div>
i agree with bigpig750 here the wrap is the only way to get rid of the heat from your exhaust on your leg mine is the same way and i use a product like ice in my bike
If its the heat on your legs that is the real issue then you need to look into wrapping you exhaust with fiberglass wrap this will hold the heat in the pipe and out the rear of your ride. I have a 05 750 myself and I'm seriously thinking of doing this myself.</end quote></div>
i agree with bigpig750 here the wrap is the only way to get rid of the heat from your exhaust on your leg mine is the same way and i use a product like ice in my bike
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