Giant Loop D/S Sano exhaust spacer

pigpen · 03-03-2010, 08:31 AM

Hey guys,
When installing the Giant Loop on most d/s, the plastic gets pushed down on the exhaust can. While the Giant loop guys send a heat shield, you still need a stand-off. The penny-ante approach is to install one or two hose clamps on the exhaust can with the screw part under the plastic to space the plastic away.This works and I what I'm currently doing to protect my plastic. For those of you who want a very clean and sano approach, here is an COOL item to install to keep the plastic off the can.
Note: I have not used this product yet, but I will order one or two in the near future to test.I know a few s/m guys that use them in the intended way and the really protect the can from rash on pavement. I'll report back in a month or two . If any one has this installed, let us know how it works.

https://ssl.perfora.net/www.advanced...dex.shopscript

Click on product overview. click on supermoto exhaust slider.
Hope this helps!
Later,
PIGPEN

gus007 · 03-03-2010, 10:20 PM

I'd be interested in something like this that wasn't a permanent fixture to the exhaust. I think with this product you have to use a heat shield between the exhaust and hose that sticks to the exhaust. Maybe there is a way to apply it so it doesn't have to stay on the pipe for good.

wrk2surf · 03-03-2010, 10:33 PM

love that word..

Sano..

Old school

The maker of the bags is a great guy.. I met him at Mt hood.. Nice products.

03-03-2010, 08:31 AM	#1
pigpen ^OP Gone Riding Joined: Apr 2006 Location: Portland, OR Oddometer: 395	Giant Loop D/S Sano exhaust spacer Hey guys, When installing the Giant Loop on most d/s, the plastic gets pushed down on the exhaust can. While the Giant loop guys send a heat shield, you still need a stand-off. The penny-ante approach is to install one or two hose clamps on the exhaust can with the screw part under the plastic to space the plastic away.This works and I what I'm currently doing to protect my plastic. For those of you who want a very clean and sano approach, here is an COOL item to install to keep the plastic off the can. Note: I have not used this product yet, but I will order one or two in the near future to test.I know a few s/m guys that use them in the intended way and the really protect the can from rash on pavement. I'll report back in a month or two . If any one has this installed, let us know how it works. https://ssl.perfora.net/www.advanced...dex.shopscript Click on product overview. click on supermoto exhaust slider. Hope this helps! Later, PIGPEN __________________ PIGPEN Ride more, write less, work when !!! Having fun is not a sport! It's a full time job for some of us!

03-03-2010, 10:33 PM	#3
wrk2surf BITD/Rallye Joined: Dec 2007 Location: THE exact center of California/Bass lake/Yosemite Oddometer: 5,348	love that word.. Sano.. Old school The maker of the bags is a great guy.. I met him at Mt hood.. Nice products. __________________ Thanks for the 2013 support: DUNLOP, BELL HELMETS, Kriega USA, Carbon-pro.com, Ride 100% Goggles, Renazco Racing, Sidi/Motonation, Acerbis USA,KLeN, FMF, Mx1west,,Masters paint and body, Magura , motolab ,and Freedom Cycle

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03-03-2010, 10:20 PM	#2
gus007 Gnarly Adventurer Joined: Jun 2007 Oddometer: 111	I'd be interested in something like this that wasn't a permanent fixture to the exhaust. I think with this product you have to use a heat shield between the exhaust and hose that sticks to the exhaust. Maybe there is a way to apply it so it doesn't have to stay on the pipe for good.