exhaust heat shield

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  1. racman

    racman Active Member

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    has anyone needed to put heat resistant tape under rear light / undertray after removing exhaust heat shield? bike is rr6
     
    #1 racman, Apr 13, 2013
  2. Phil.O

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    I'm about to do the same and have gotten some heat shielding but not sure if its needed.....be good to find out

    Also where you fit it if needed? Guessing it'll be obvious but not looked yet
     
    #2 Phil.O, Apr 13, 2013
  3. hump333

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    I have no heat sheld an S/steel Micron on and mine has been sound! :)
     
    #3 hump333, Apr 13, 2013
  4. phantom

    phantom Active Member

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    I used plumbers lagging tape, worked just fine
     
    #4 phantom, Apr 13, 2013
  5. matt

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    The template is on the fitting installation pfd on that web page
     
    #6 matt, Apr 13, 2013
  7. ray

    ray Well-Known Member

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    Did you have enough to do the job Matt?
     
    #7 ray, Apr 13, 2013
  8. Phil.O

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    Thanks mate, saw that a while back but when I went looking couldn't find it again.

    Easy enough to fit I'm guessing?
     
    #8 Phil.O, Apr 13, 2013
  9. matt

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    Yeaa plenty enough cheers ray, and tea it's easy to fit once the shapes are cut, they kinda touch each other on the edges so plenty if protection from the potential heat
     
    #9 matt, Apr 14, 2013
  10. martinowen

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    The sticky back heat shield did the job for me too
     
    #10 martinowen, Apr 14, 2013
  11. bambo838

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    I have a full titanium arrow system on my rr6 and no heat shield (bikes tail just looks much better without it). Nothing has melted so far. If you any worried use aluminium sticky tape, its very easy to apply.
     
    #11 bambo838, Apr 23, 2013
  12. wedgiewolves#223

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    On my rr6 had full Leo vince no tape and done 600 mile in a day no issues
     
    #12 wedgiewolves#223, Apr 23, 2013

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