Moose 2-Stroke Pipe Guard

I have used several pipe guards over the years. This will out perform any fitted carbon pipe gaurd I’ve purchased when it comes to durability.

You will have to have skill with a torch and a hammer to get it to fit your pipe. Once it’s on, it’s good for the life of the pipe.

The pipe guard is fairly easy to install you do have to beat on it a little to form to the pipes shape, but for the price and protection it gives the product is amazing

Dude! One of the best pieces of armor I've put on my beast! It's paid for its self in the first ride. It takes a bit to get it molded perfect to your pipe, but that's a good thing. It's not some thin piece of garbage, it's thick and sturdy. So stoked on the look and function of this pipe guard!

Would recommend definitely, only an extra $40 something and it provides good protection to that expensive pipe, there is a lot of bending you have to do

Took some time and patients to install but overall, very happy with this!! Way cheaper than buying a new pipe.

I cracked my FMF pipe last weekend and ordered a brand new FMF pipe to replace it. In an attempt to protect my new pipe, I ordered this guard to hopefully keep from cracking my new pipe. It comes straight and is hard as a mother to bend into place. But, with patience and a large rubber hammer, perfection can be had.

Product was shipped very quickly
This pipe protector was a good option for my vintage dirt bike. Bending and shaping is required. I did most of the bending with vise grips and a bench vise. The guard comes with 3 clamps. I will say that you may need to pick up a couple more. Nice product. It's just hard finding protection for older bikes.

Very thick and should do the job well. Don't think this will be a throw on and go. It takes a little patience and bending to get this mounted but once you are done it is a good fit and strong. It will definitely save that expensive pipe.

This thing has saved my pipe countless times have bashed it against logs, rocks, you name it. I have a 2004 kx 100 and I had to cut off a little of the end off to make it fit but it should fit on 125s and 250s. Fitting it onto the pipe is easy I used a rubber mallet and a bent steel pipe to form it into the shape of my exhaust, took probably 10 minutes to install very easy had no trouble.

After losing a brand new pipe by the 3rd race of season, decided to add this to the new pipe. If you're good a forming metal, you will have no problem shaping to fit. It was challenging for me and it does not look the prettiest but it has already saved the pipe multiple times. My 'C' rider used to only break plastic, now he's 'AA' so a lot more gets thrown and at a higher rate of speed. We've run a few races with practice in between and pipe still looks new.