Design Engineering 010450 Titanium Shield Review

Two years ago I spent $12,000 on my ATV and another $3,000 on modifications, but I couldn't ride it because of the searing heat that burned my leg quickly from the heat of the exhaust. This is the most important mod I could think of that finally made my quad usable. And just as important, it WON'T CAUSE RUST ON MY EXHAUST PIPE LIKE OLD FASHIONED EXHAUST WRAP. to develop this product which absolutely allowed my wife to ride it for the first time without losing her leg.

I didn't get them on the first order but did get the ones that match the SPARK PLUG even though the description clearly says TUBE HEAT SHIELD. I sent them back to replace what I ordered. Shipping was supposed to take a month until I went in and changed the shipping method. Eventually I got them and went to put the first one on the pipe and I pushed the rivet through the "TITANIUM" heat shield. These things will be useless on a long journey. The remaining three rivets didn't even look for fear…

I have used various metal heat shields on my Harley FL to avoid burning my leg, but the metal heat shields are almost as hot as the muffler cover and I burned my leg 3 times in the same place. It doesn't get too hot and fits perfectly. The 8" long version also works on FL Harleys (this 12" version extends behind the passenger floor panel, which doesn't actually need leg protection but can help keep the cat's heat off your thigh). The included clamps are made of stainless steel and are the…

I bought these to protect my new airbags under my RV (W22). The old airbags were swollen and leaking air because they were near the exhaust. I installed them to protect the replacement airbags. Installation was easy but takes time. I just put zip ties around the pipes and moved them to where they should be and tightened them. I had no issues with the rivets or the material, both seemed pretty solid even when pushed and pulled to get them in place. The first ride was 475 miles one way through…