Moose Racing Exhaust System Wrap

Moose Racing Exhaust Wrap: Built to Handle the Heat

Moose Racing has been equipping off-road riders with rider-tested, field-proven hard parts since 1986. Exhaust system wrap might seem like a simple accessory, but it plays a critical role in protecting both rider and machine from the intense, sustained heat that dirt bikes, ATVs, and adventure motorcycles generate during hard use on the trail or track. Moose Racing approaches this unglamorous-but-essential product with the same function over fashion philosophy that has defined the brand for nearly four decades.

What Makes Moose Racing Exhaust Wrap Stand Out

Moose Racing was created in 1986 by a group of riders who wanted to improve their off-road experiences — and what started with a few trail tools soon expanded into a massive offering of two- and four-wheel hard parts. That heritage matters when it comes to exhaust wrap, because these products are designed with real-world riding demands in mind, not just spec-sheet performance.

Moose Racing offers exhaust wrap in multiple formats to suit different machines and wrap jobs. Their standard fiberglass cloth wrap and premium Basalt Exhaust Wrap are both available in classic black and tan colorways, giving riders a choice between a stealthy look and a natural, earthy finish. The ceramic cloth construction is stable at temperatures up to 2,000°F (1,093°C) and insulates exhaust header pipes to protect you or your machine from intense heat. Rolls are sized generously — a single roll is enough to wrap one long header or critical areas on multiple exhausts.

The product lineup includes rolls in both 1-inch and 2-inch widths, with lengths up to 50 feet per roll, giving riders plenty of material whether they are wrapping a tight single-cylinder header or a larger multi-cylinder setup. These wraps are made in the U.S.A. , a mark of quality control that serious off-road riders appreciate when they are relying on their machine far from the nearest parts store.

Why Exhaust Wrap Matters for Off-Road Machines

On a dirt bike or ATV, exposed header pipes can reach extreme temperatures quickly — hot enough to cause burns on contact and hot enough to degrade nearby plastic bodywork, wiring, and rubber components. Wrapping headers with a high-temperature material like Moose Racing's ceramic or basalt cloth contains radiant heat at the source, reducing the thermal load on surrounding components and keeping the area around the rider's legs and boots cooler during long stints in the saddle. Beyond safety, keeping exhaust gases hotter and more contained can also contribute to improved exhaust gas velocity, which is a recognized factor in maintaining header scavenging efficiency.

At the heart of Moose Racing is a straightforward philosophy — function over fashion. Every product began as a solution in the field, solving real riding challenges with tools and gear that riders could count on when miles from help. Their exhaust wrap lineup reflects exactly that ethos: honest, durable materials, practical roll sizes, and proven temperature ratings that hold up in the real world.

A Brand You Can Trust on the Trail

Moose Racing and Moose Utility Division have merged into one entity now known as Moose Offroad, returning to the original name under which the company was founded. The company originally separated into two entities — Moose Racing for two-wheel parts and accessories and Moose Utility Division for the four-wheel off-road market. Whether your machine has two wheels or four, the exhaust wrap products in this lineup are universally compatible and engineered to perform across the full spectrum of off-road riding conditions.