"Boot" Savers?!
09-12-2013, 09:24 AM
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Squid
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Location: Monticello, MN
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"Boot" Savers?!
I'm new here, posted a couple times, and usually search old posts, this time nothing satisfied me....
I just purchased the bike with a high mount Jaradine exhaust.
Question: Does anyone make, sell or have a procedure for putting a 'boot guard' around the exhaust pipe behind the rear sets?
Boots already have two good size heel melts. I like to switch up my foot position to have the peg on the 'Ball" of my foot. (cradle it between toe and ball joint, especially around corners.)
If I do that, my heel inevitably hits the exhaust pipe, and BOOM, instant stink.
Any solutions?
I just purchased the bike with a high mount Jaradine exhaust.
Question: Does anyone make, sell or have a procedure for putting a 'boot guard' around the exhaust pipe behind the rear sets?
Boots already have two good size heel melts. I like to switch up my foot position to have the peg on the 'Ball" of my foot. (cradle it between toe and ball joint, especially around corners.)
If I do that, my heel inevitably hits the exhaust pipe, and BOOM, instant stink.
Any solutions?
09-12-2013, 12:32 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2006
Location: Boynton Beach, FL
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Let me google that for you
sorry couldn't help myself.
As far as cleaning them, do it after a ride when they're hot. It comes off MUCH easier. Wad up a towel so you don't burn yourself and use some mothers or something similar.
sorry couldn't help myself.As far as cleaning them, do it after a ride when they're hot. It comes off MUCH easier. Wad up a towel so you don't burn yourself and use some mothers or something similar.
09-12-2013, 07:10 PM
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SuperSport
Join Date: Apr 2013
Posts: 972
Let me google that for you
sorry couldn't help myself.
As far as cleaning them, do it after a ride when they're hot. It comes off MUCH easier. Wad up a towel so you don't burn yourself and use some mothers or something similar.
sorry couldn't help myself.As far as cleaning them, do it after a ride when they're hot. It comes off MUCH easier. Wad up a towel so you don't burn yourself and use some mothers or something similar.
09-12-2013, 08:16 PM
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