P3 Carbon
SKU: 101072-FMF
PLEASE NOTE: In Late 2021 / Early 2022, FMF redesigned its popular FMF Fatty/Gnarly Pipes 025241 / 025242 / 025243 but did NOT change the Product Numbers (i.e. they stayed numbered as 025241/ 025242 / 025243). We call these redesigned Fatty / Gnarly Pipes: "Second Generation".
As a result of this change, we made this Pipe Guard (101072) for the "Second Generation" Fatty / Gnarly Pipes. Our Product 101071 MAXCoverage Pipe Guard fits the First Generation (pre-Late 2021 / Early 2022) of the 025241 / 025242 /025243.
How do you tell which Generation / version you have? If your Pipe has a flat oval "face" on the pipe (See Picture) then it is the "2nd Generation" FMF Fatty / Gnarly and this Pipe Guard will work! If it does not have the the flat oval "face" then use Product 101071. Please note that our Standard (non-MAXCoverage) FMF Pipe Guard, 101067-FMF, will work with the First AND Second Generation FMF Fatty / Gnarly Pipes.
Questions? Call us at 304-562-9515 - we'll walk you through it!
This Guard Fits:
2019-2022: 250/300 SX/XC and TC/TX 250/300 models. Will Fit 2020 250/300 TPI or TE250i/TE300i/TX300I with FMF Fatty / Gnarly Pipe 025241 / 025242 / 025243
Also fits the 2021-2022 GasGas EC250/300, EX 250/300 and MC250
2023: KTM 250/300 XC-W/TPI; Husqvarna TE250/300; GasGas MC250
Does NOT fit 2019 250/300 TPI or TE250i/TE300i TPI models (Use 101066-fmf).
P3 Carbon Composite protection components set the industry standard for performance. From the Iron Giant at Erzberg, to GNCC and National Enduro, to Hare &Hound, P3 Carbon Pipe Guards are race proven by the fastest off-road racers in the world.
- MAXcoverage
- Carbon, Fiberglass and Kevlar composites for super high impact strength
- Our special blend of high temperature resins for long life and high strength
- Hi temp coating on under side to resist heat
- Molded design for a perfect fit
- Extremely easy to mount
- Made in the USA
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STANDARD CONSTRUCTION: For the badass that likes offroad riding but tries to avoid (most of the time) boulders, cement walls, logs and wild animals. For a longer description GO HERE.
