[Review] Carbon Pipe Guard MAXCoverage for KTM by P3

Don’t get me wrong, getting a new motorcycle is awesome! But I’m not nearly skilled enough to go out with a brand new stock bike with no protection and not break something. This is my first two-stroke bike and after watching Cally dent and destroy her Beta’s pipe almost immediately after her first few rides, I knew a pipe guard was in order for my new KTM 300 and I was excited about P3’s new MaxCoverage Pipe Guard. 

As you can see, this MaxCoverage guard is appropriately named. Now I know some of you will not need as much protection as I do, but I really need all the help I can get. Plus I’d rather cover more of the pipe than go for less coverage and end up denting where it’s not protected. For me and motorcycles, the more coverage the better. 

P3’s Composite Carbon is made up of Kevlar, Carbon, and Fiberglass giving it ultimate strength and durability on impact. This guard has taken plenty of abuse in the rocks and still looks amazing. I’ve scratched it a few times but it’s only a slight blemish on the surface which is expected.

This pipe guard fits perfectly and is easy to install. It’s a really nice fit and finish and feels light and tight. I’m really glad I opted for this style of pipe guard over a metal pipe guard and skid plate combo. It’s quiet, yet offers a ton of protection. 

The P3 Carbon MaxCoverage Pipe Guard is made in the USA of high-quality materials that will last a long time. I’ve already put this guard through some abusive situations and know it will protect my pipe for many miles in the future. Be sure to check out all of the gear I’ve added to my KTM 300 to protect it from the inevitable here. If you have any questions leave them below and we’re happy to get back to you. You can also check out P3’s extensive line of products by heading to their website. 

*We received this gear for free in exchange for a review, however, it’s important to know that all thoughts are our own.