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  • July 3, 2014 at 7:44 am #104046

    Nathan Heather
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    I recently got a new pipe guard for my GasGas 300 2T and found out the hard way about the dents grazes and bends i manage to pickup here and there. So i started researching a few different suppliers and came across a new Aussie mob called ProPower and decided to give what they claim to be a durable guard. I received it promptly with free postage and when opening the package found a shiny well built THICK guard. First view is it was a ripper product so onto installing it i went and the fit was a firm squeeze meaning no annoying vibration noises and a snug fit to stop too much rubbish getting underneath it.
    I managed to get it out for a test on the weekend in our usual Rocky Rockhampton trails and was glad i got it on prior to this ride as i managed to hang the pipe up on a few locks and dropped it on a rocky ledge. When i got home i removed it as i have heard of other guard users saying they flex in dent your pipe and and pop out again giving the illusion of a straight tidy pipe and where it landed on both places were absolutely no signs of hits which was quite a relief. So thought id do up a bit of a product review to share with others looking for a well built Aussie product.

    Here is there site.
    http://propowerinternational.com/19lp1mplftmp3v25uh9uw6hb8yik84

    July 3, 2014 at 9:55 am #258087

    Nick Jackson
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    That’s looks the biz mate and sounds like a top bit of gear :)

    Do they make other gear ??

    Nick

    July 3, 2014 at 10:52 am #258088

    Nathan Heather
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    They are only new to business but they are Beta’s choice for pipe guards. If you would like to see if tgey make a particular thing email him and he will get back to you usually within a few hours. Tell him I sent you mate. Its the same bloke I got to get onto Lee to test a guatd on the 300 in grafton.

    July 3, 2014 at 9:04 pm #258089

    Dwayne O
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    Red carbon Fibre looks a bit trick too hey ;)

    I made a carbon bash plate when I had the KLX and it was as solid as a rock.
    Dingo Hartley is using Carbon for the bash plates on his KTM 700RR kits too , so I reckon the carbon 2 smoker guards should be a good option.
    They may end up looking like crap after a few solid bumps and once the clear coat gets scratched up, but that could be redone in time.

    Better than repairing/ replacing a chamber though B)

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