Exhaust Cover Boot Protector
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Road Master
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Exhaust Cover Boot Protector
I've seen these things on several bikes but can't find them to buy. I'm not even sure what they are called. I keep marking up the chrome exhaust covers on my flhttc with my boots while riding . It's only on the side with the brake pedal. This device is a bracket that prevents your boot from getting up against the exhaust cover. Does anyone know where I can buy these?
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RE: Exhaust Cover Boot Protector
I have seen them in the J&P catalog. Might check them out online at: http://www.jpcycles.com/harley.aspx
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RE: Exhaust Cover Boot Protector
Try this link.... http://www.jpcycles.com/search.aspx?...p;store=Harley
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RE: Exhaust Cover Boot Protector
ORIGINAL: mariner227
I've seen these things on several bikes but can't find them to buy. I'm not even sure what they are called. I keep marking up the chrome exhaust covers on my flhttc with my boots while riding . It's only on the side with the brake pedal. This device is a bracket that prevents your boot from getting up against the exhaust cover. Does anyone know where I can buy these?
I've seen these things on several bikes but can't find them to buy. I'm not even sure what they are called. I keep marking up the chrome exhaust covers on my flhttc with my boots while riding . It's only on the side with the brake pedal. This device is a bracket that prevents your boot from getting up against the exhaust cover. Does anyone know where I can buy these?
Went to Hard Krome T-Rex 3" true duals.
Totally eleminated boot melt down. Also has added feature of allowing the heat from rear cylinder to be sent out the left side pipe entirely and eleminates the "Y" pipe choke point of heat build up on the right side. And lastly it sounds and looks better!
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RE: Exhaust Cover Boot Protector
Eglidegoodes.com has what you are looking for. They are a good company to deal with and have some cool gizmos for the touring HDs.
http://eglidegoodies.com.hosting.dom....com/id57.html
http://eglidegoodies.com.hosting.dom....com/id57.html
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RE: Exhaust Cover Boot Protector
Kuryakyn has a couple of different heel guards in a couple of different formats.They bolt on to your existing floorboards. You have to remove the heel shift lever if used on the left side. Run around $70.
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RE: Exhaust Cover Boot Protector
Hey RAM, nice looking exhaust. Did you do, or have to do, any other modifications as a result of the exhaust system. Any other benefits besides,
"Totally eleminated boot melt down. Also has added feature of allowing the heat from rear cylinder to be sent out the left side pipe entirely and eleminates the "Y" pipe choke point of heat build up on the right side. And lastly it sounds and looks better!"
I would like to do something to mine, but I don't want it too loud.
'07 Ultra Classic POSE
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"Totally eleminated boot melt down. Also has added feature of allowing the heat from rear cylinder to be sent out the left side pipe entirely and eleminates the "Y" pipe choke point of heat build up on the right side. And lastly it sounds and looks better!"
I would like to do something to mine, but I don't want it too loud.
'07 Ultra Classic POSE
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RE: Exhaust Cover Boot Protector
ORIGINAL: rickpeg
Hey RAM, nice looking exhaust. Did you do, or have to do, any other modifications as a result of the exhaust system. Any other benefits besides,
"Totally eleminated boot melt down. Also has added feature of allowing the heat from rear cylinder to be sent out the left side pipe entirely and eleminates the "Y" pipe choke point of heat build up on the right side. And lastly it sounds and looks better!"
I would like to do something to mine, but I don't want it too loud.
'07 Ultra Classic POSE
Hey RAM, nice looking exhaust. Did you do, or have to do, any other modifications as a result of the exhaust system. Any other benefits besides,
"Totally eleminated boot melt down. Also has added feature of allowing the heat from rear cylinder to be sent out the left side pipe entirely and eleminates the "Y" pipe choke point of heat build up on the right side. And lastly it sounds and looks better!"
I would like to do something to mine, but I don't want it too loud.
'07 Ultra Classic POSE
I first intalled the pipes, then about month laterI received all my parts to assemble an SE air filter assy. Installed the SE filter with the Vance & Hines Fuel Pac to counter the lean effects of the fuel mixture from less restrictive air intake.
Other then just these modifications, all other aspects of the engine and drive train are totally stock, with exception of H-D cylinder fan, H-D preimum oil cooler and running RedLine in three holes.
This combination works well enough. Popping on decel have all but been eleminated with the Fuel Pac. Over all responsiveness is feeling slightly improved with out much a change in fuel consumption which averages 37 to 38 mpg.
I find that I'm wanting more power and to break out of the RPM's limiter when on the hi-way at times.
I plan onupgrading withdual wide band o2 sensors and full timeclosed loop ECM system and changing out this exhaust to a 2 into 1 for the o2 sensors.
After that I'll re-evaluate what other changes, cam / gear drive / head work / 95 or 103 cylinders etc I plan on going with.
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RE: Exhaust Cover Boot Protector
Use these, moves legs out keeps boots away from exhast and is more comfortable to ride getting legs away from tank. As a side bounus you can pull exhaust with out removing floor boards if the need arises.
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp...ey&ci=3226
http://www.kuryakyn.com/products.asp...ey&ci=3226
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