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I sure did....... I guess your here to help her out right big guy..... I answered a question in this thread and for some reason a few of you feel it's ok to start sh*t with people you don't even know. In real life you wouldn't say a fu*king word to me on the street because most people like you on these types of boards are cowards and only act tough behind a keyboard.
I'm done with this thread and I hope the guy got the answer to his question.
the only reason the heatsheilds are there is so the pipes look good after a couple weeks of riding/blueing/rusting.. aftermarket pipes have better chrome.. there is no way you are gonne burn your pants unless you have plastic pants on cotton and wool dont burn with out a flame.. bare skin is a differant story, your legs might end up looking like mine..
I call bullshit on this. I caught my pants on fire, with stock pipes and no heat shields, while doing about 70 with a passenger. Levis, no plastic, just standard cotton jeans. Not worn out either. Nearly new.
Any idea how much fire loves a 70 mph wind on it? I was very lucky not to get burned. I do wish I had the stock heat shields back now. But I had just taken off drag pipes, and am not sure what model stock pipes I bought. They fit my 99 Sporty 993 perfectly though.
I call bullshit on this. I caught my pants on fire, with stock pipes and no heat shields, while doing about 70 with a passenger. Levis, no plastic, just standard cotton jeans. Not worn out either. Nearly new.
Any idea how much fire loves a 70 mph wind on it? I was very lucky not to get burned. I do wish I had the stock heat shields back now. But I had just taken off drag pipes, and am not sure what model stock pipes I bought. They fit my 99 Sporty 993 perfectly though.
Removed the shields on my XR1200. The rear set foot controls keep my legs away from the headers. Kept the small shield near the peg so I can rest my boot heel without melting it.
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