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165 pipe guard ?

Kisor372

Husqvarna
In need of a WB "wally bean" 165 pipe guard.
If anyone knows where i can get one let me know please
Thanks in advance!
 
someone else chime in this but almost certain the 165 pipe is a modified FMF KTM200 pipe so the profile of the chamber should be the same , or close enough. Ajax knows the exact deal with this
 
The only reason it has my name on it is that at the time they didn't make a CF pipe guard for the FMF 03/04 Ktm 200 SX fatty. I donated a pipe so they could get a mold made.
 
Ahh don't be so modest Walt u deserve ya name on that guard. Should probably have your initials etched into the 165 pistons too!:)
 
With a Walt Smith P3 guard I have dome King of the Moto 3 times on the 165 no damage to the pipe This year I rode my TE 300 with a P3 guard and finished with no damage to the pipe.
 
You guys are so funny You spend thousands on a bike then go cheap to protect it P3 guards are great and work Who really cares what it cost if it works
 
Let's see, P3 @ $150, Moose ali @ $50 and works fine. I care, I'd rather spend that $100 on fuel or needed parts.
 
choice is wide open support US manufacturing from P3 or China manufacturing........not pointing fingers, I have 2 pipe guards 1 P3 that was gifted to me from ex 2 stroker and a parts unlimited e-line accessories----( I believe china built one). As for me I think what they are good for is preventing dents in the chamber which is a good thing, however when a hard hit happens the entire pipe gets all bent back, but again still runs. I have 4 pipes stacked and ready for pipe repair all were wearing CF pipe guards
 
Back in the day, Pirie's made the E-Line stuff for Kevin Hines. When Parts Unlimited got involved, they wanted a bigger margin. They made Kevin put pressure on Lindsay and Eric, to cut prices and quality.... They said they couldn't and E-Line went to China.
 
I have 4 pipes stacked and ready for pipe repair all were wearing CF pipe guards


Good point, the only pipe I've mangled to the point of me not being able to repair it, was an fmf with a pipe guard. It slid into a 4" tree at 3 km/h and pushed the whole pipe back.

I can fix dents, but pretty tough to re-shape a pipe with limited tools.
 
I personally dont like CF guards but its a personally preference.... I dont run a guard just because dents come out easy enough and none of the guards stop the bending of the whole pipe....
 
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