Sawicki Universal Curved Exhaust Heat Shield - Harley & Indian V-Twin
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Specifications
| BRAND | Sawicki |
| TYPE | Exhaust |
| SKU | 930-01137 |
| CATEGORY | Exhaust |
| PART NUMBER | 930-07001 |
| SOLD AS | Individually |
| DESIGN | Curved |
| WEIGHT | 2.0 lb |
Fitment
This part is not tied to a single bike. If you are unsure it works on your motorcycle, email us and we confirm before you order.
The Sawicki Universal Curved Exhaust Heat Shield is built for V-twin riders running aftermarket exhaust systems, where managing radiant heat can become a real challenge, especially with custom pipe routing. Its curved design is shaped to follow the lines of aftermarket exhaust pipes, helping shield the rider's legs and nearby components from excessive heat.
By reducing radiant heat, this shield improves rider comfort, particularly during longer rides or in heavy traffic, and helps protect the fuel tank and frame from heat-related exposure. It is lightweight at 2 lbs, so it adds minimal weight to your setup while providing targeted coverage where you need it.
The shield is sold individually, letting you decide how many you need for your specific exhaust configuration and desired level of protection. Many riders with custom pipe routing choose to use two or more for fuller coverage. Installation is typically done by securely clamping or bolting the shield to the exhaust pipe.
For off-road / closed-course race use only.
Specifications
- Brand: Sawicki
- Category: Exhaust
- Part Number: 930-07001
- Weight: 2 lbs
- Sold As: Individually
- Design: Curved
Common questions
Is this heat shield sold individually?
Yes, the Sawicki Universal Curved Exhaust Heat Shield is sold one at a time so you can choose how many you need for your setup.
How much does the heat shield weigh?
The heat shield weighs 2 lbs and has a lightweight construction.
How is the heat shield installed?
Installation typically involves securely clamping or bolting the shield to the exhaust pipe.