sparkarrestor New "Drop In" Spark Arrestor Solution for Dirt Bikes & ATVs

Is it USFS approved?

If its approved that is really nice.  BLM and FS are cracking down on this in many places.

Very similar securing design to the old DB Dawg(they had a spark arrestor that could be added) but this looks to have much better set screw design vs the 90 degree ones that you could only turn 1/8 turn at a time. If this is USFS approved that would be great too

We did send out the spark arrestor to USFS for testing. They gave us approval but have not yet sent us the official document so that we can add the stamp to our products.
We hope to have the document within the month, I will post here when we do have that approval.

-Jon

5 minutes ago, Fisch Moto said:

We did send out the spark arrestor to USFS for testing. They gave us approval but have not yet sent us the official document so that we can add the stamp to our products.
We hope to have the document within the month, I will post here when we do have that approval.

-Jon

Fantastic, because this looks like the hot ticket as they say.

17 hours ago, Fisch Moto said:

We did send out the spark arrestor to USFS for testing. They gave us approval but have not yet sent us the official document so that we can add the stamp to our products.
We hope to have the document within the month, I will post here when we do have that approval.

-Jon

IF the approval happens after we buy the product, can we exchange it for the new stamped version?

14 hours ago, k.g said:

IF the approval happens after we buy the product, can we exchange it for the new stamped version?

If its been used, and has no defect we cant exchange it. But there were no modifications made to pass usfs testing, perheps the officer would be satisfied with the approval document being posted on our site under the product description?

Looks pretty cool!

I like the product. Will wait for the stamp to be embossed before I purchase. 

I'm a bit confused by this product. There's several "drop in" style spark arrestors that are far cheaper and Forest Service approved. This isn't a performance part, it's a simple screen. 

The operative feature of this product is that it just bolts in. There is no rivet drilling or dismantling of the end cap. What other product do you know of that does that? No one said it's a performance part. 

43 minutes ago, shrub73 said:

The operative feature of this product is that it just bolts in. There is no rivet drilling or dismantling of the end cap. What other product do you know of that does that? No one said it's a performance part. 

My issue is that it's priced like a performance part. $75usd is a ton of money for such a simple product. Don't get me wrong; it's a good looking part that would be a cinch to install but there's other drop in style models that are a fraction of the cost (Pro Circuit, FMF, etc). 

10 minutes ago, Vanmoto said:

My issue is that it's priced like a performance part. $75usd is a ton of money for such a simple product. Don't get me wrong; it's a good looking part that would be a cinch to install but there's other drop in style models that are a fraction of the cost (Pro Circuit, FMF, etc). 

It's the cheapest (and most elegant) screen type I'm aware of. What complete products specifically are you referring to that are cheaper than $75 bucks? 

2 minutes ago, shrub73 said:

It's the cheapest (and most elegant) screen type I'm aware of. What complete products specifically are you referring to that are cheaper than $75 bucks? 

 

 

 

I found these: https://fortnine.ca/en/pro-circuit-spark-arrestor-screen-pc4000-0000?gclid=Cj0KCQiA9dDwBRC9ARIsABbedBOum7AM_G8wJW7I1Esp5eGlcHyBO3Wosf9lYxVtILg-HhBfJufVStMaAh19EALw_wcB 

20 minutes ago, Vanmoto said:

I found these: https://fortnine.ca/en/pro-circuit-spark-arrestor-screen-pc4000-0000?gclid=Cj0KCQiA9dDwBRC9ARIsABbedBOum7AM_G8wJW7I1Esp5eGlcHyBO3Wosf9lYxVtILg-HhBfJufVStMaAh19EALw_wcB 

 

You missed the aim of the operative feature of the product we are discussing. Perhaps there is a language barrier, not certain, but I am tired of beating a dead horse here. 

29 minutes ago, Vanmoto said:

I found these: https://fortnine.ca/en/pro-circuit-spark-arrestor-screen-pc4000-0000?gclid=Cj0KCQiA9dDwBRC9ARIsABbedBOum7AM_G8wJW7I1Esp5eGlcHyBO3Wosf9lYxVtILg-HhBfJufVStMaAh19EALw_wcB 

 

Doesn't that only work with PC exhausts?

11 minutes ago, shrub73 said:

You missed the aim of the operative part of the product we are discussing. Perhaps there is a language barrier, not certain, but I am tried of beating a dead horse here. 

 

It's clearly the best drop in style SA available because of it's functionality and style. I'm not saying it's a poor piece of equipment. I'm just stating that imo, it's way too expensive for what it is.

1 hour ago, Bryan Bosch said:

Example... my buddy rides a 19 yz450f, both mx and offroad. Stock muffler is excellent, but he need to be spark arrested offroad. In this case, the Fisch solution is one of the best and cheapest. There is no OE spark arrestor option and a whole new endcap is way more work to install and about 2x the cost of Fisch, let alone a new spark arrested slip on.

Are you aware that a lot of the replacement parts for popular brands of exhaust are commonly backordered? They wait until they get enough orders to make more. Problem if you buy a used bike with their exhaust that isnt spark arrested and you have a ride soon.

Probably more examples of why a modular universal s/a like this has value, but not in all cases like most things.

In terms of value, the market will determine that via sales. A product doesnt have to appeal to everyone to be a good value.

These are all good points and I fully agree that the Fisch s/a is the best option. My point from the beginning is that it's a lot of money for such a low tech part. Maybe I'm just cheap...

It also bothers me that Fisch is a Canadian company but lists their prices in USD on their website. I know why they do that but it irks me nonetheless  

I have over 50 hours on one of their first units on my 2019 CRF250 (twin pipe), perfect fit, has never come loose, no loss of power.   Has required zero maintenance.  Takes 1 minute to install.  MUCH cheaper than an aftermarket exhaust system. Feels super light and when you hold it in your hand, you can tell it is a quality made product, not some cheap junk that will come apart on you.  Buy it, it is a great deal and you will not regret it.

On 1/3/2020 at 2:46 PM, Fisch Moto said:

We did send out the spark arrestor to USFS for testing. They gave us approval but have not yet sent us the official document so that we can add the stamp to our products.
We hope to have the document within the month, I will post here when we do have that approval.

-Jon

Please keep us updated on the results of the USFS testing 

On 1/7/2020 at 3:02 PM, Vanmoto said:

My issue is that it's priced like a performance part. $75usd is a ton of money for such a simple product. Don't get me wrong; it's a good looking part that would be a cinch to install but there's other drop in style models that are a fraction of the cost (Pro Circuit, FMF, etc). 

Will any of these fit a stock 2020 YZ 250 2T or are they only for the aftermarket slip on like the Pro Circuit, FMF? 

1 hour ago, foxtrot722 said:

Will any of these fit a stock 2020 YZ 250 2T or are they only for the aftermarket slip on like the Pro Circuit, FMF? 

https://fischmoto.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/12/FISCH-MOTO-Spark-Arrestor-KIT-Guide.pdf

The bottom of this page will show you how to measure. We have confirmed fitment for the 250x, 250f, and 250fx but none for 250 yet.
If you could measure and let me know what the tailpipe opening is, I will add it to the guide.

2 hours ago, foxtrot722 said:

Will any of these fit a stock 2020 YZ 250 2T or are they only for the aftermarket slip on like the Pro Circuit, FMF? 

A screen style SA will get clogged frequently on a 2T due to the oil. A cyclone style SA is better in your application. Look at something like the FMF Turbine Core muffler. USFS approved and won't clog up.