[buckwild]

UPP makes the best case savers hands down all others are crap,my .02

 

[yfzrider69]

^^^^^^I agree with that ****. Only case saver to get is the UPP or Moose, they are the same. It has saved me a couple times.

 

[Tye 6.7]

Well.... After some research on the different case savers available I think I'm going to make my own. I have access to the materials and machine shop. I don't think in my case it would have helped to have a case saver. So I'm going to make one with more coverage over the shifter to deflect the chain away. I also ordered a tmd chain guide to keep the chain on the rear sprocket. Just for extra insurance.

 

[20Yfz450x10]

Only got 5mins on my bike. Going to put a case saver on asap so I dont end up in the same boat.

 

[HighFlyerMN]

I'd put my T.M. Designworks up against the Moose or UPP plus it has a chain guard so if you don't wear boots it won't suck your pants into the chain.

 

[buckwild]

I'd put my T.M. Designworks up against the Moose or UPP plus it has a chain guard so if you don't wear boots it won't suck your pants into the chain.

^^^^^^^^^^post a pick or link of this bad boy i wanna see what kind of coverage it offers,i know for the carbd models TM design chain guards are worthless like most

 

[Tye 6.7]

Wouldn't have saved my case.

 

[shaftman_05]

I made my own case saver. Two actually. One for 14 tooth sprocket and one for my 15 tooth.

The blue one is what I mocked the shape and bolt hole locations from.

 

[Tye 6.7]

Looks good. I'm going to make a couple as well. Prob 2 for the 08 and 2 for the 2014. I'm going to start making them tomorrow.

 

[johnsmith133]

So which case saver should I get if I don't always wear boots when I ride. I have the carbed model and want one that you guys have had good experience with

 

[Tye 6.7]

So which case saver should I get if I don't always wear boots when I ride. I have the carbed model and want one that you guys have had good experience with

Depends on what u ride. I don't think the older model case savers have a chain guard. But I'm pretty sure u can put your stock chain guard on with the case saver. The newer models come with a chain guard built in. This is the TM stuff I'm talking about.

 

[kushini420]

I would take the Moose to be honnest ive read nothing but positive stuff on it.

 

[johnsmith133]

But are they capable of running a chain guard on top of that? Or no? If you can put a chain guard on top of the case saver ill most likely go with Moose or UPP

 

[shaftman_05]

To the best of my knowledge I don't think any run a chain guard on earlier models. Or able to put one on top unless its home modified.

 

[Tye 6.7]

The new TM one for the 12/13/14 has one built in.

 

[Langy012]

Are the tusk case savers any good?

 

[Tye 6.7]

I'm developing one that is going to be a cut above the rest if you guys want to wait I wil post a pic early next week.

 

[shaftman_05]

What will make yours "a cut above the rest"? I'm asking out of curiosity not criticism. Thats why mine was twice as thick. Its as thick as our chains

 

[Tye 6.7]

More coverage and thicker. It needs to offer more protection to the shift shaft.

 

[HighFlyerMN]

^^^^^^^^^^post a pick or link of this bad boy i wanna see what kind of coverage it offers,i know for the carbd models TM design chain guards are worthless like most

it's their normal poly case save with a chain guard grafted on. It's as wide as the chain and will absorb the impact unlike the aluminum ones that don't give and crack the case anyway.