> FL Kev
> pretty hot, but not like Phil...
>
Oh, but his is a "dry" heat.
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> > What do some of you do if you plan on a trip in
> > very hot temperatures.
> >
> > 1. Remove the lower fairing halves only.
>
Andy Goldfine @ Aerostich recommends putting crushed ice in the pockets of
YOUR Aero!!!, but keeping your head cool/wet is probably the key.
Regards,
Henry S. Winokur
94 GTS1000, AMA, MRF, MD/MSF Certified Instructor
West Bethesda, MD
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> What do some of you do if you plan on a trip in very hot temperatures.
>
> 1. Remove the lower fairing halves only.
>
> 2. Remove the two side lower fairings only.
>
> 3. Both or none?
>
> Ken Swartz
Just a matter of thought. Had concerns about the extra heat on the
battery. Have still not understood why the right side gets hotter than left.
Have detected also that after a tank full of riding distance on the interstate
at 90+ degree's the seat in noticeably warm all over. Thought that t
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> 3. Both or none?
None;
The bike is liquid cooled. It would be like taking the hood off your car
because it is hot out.
Bob
e, I found there are some
things you want to protect down there...
FL Kev
pretty hot, but not like Phil...
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> What do some of you do if you plan on a trip in
> very hot temperatures.
>
> 1. Remove the lower fairing halves only.
>
>
Plenty of cold water and a Misty pump to keep the driver cool...
Richard
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> What do some of you do if you plan on a trip in very hot temperatures.
>
> 1. Remove the lower fairing halves only.
>
> 2. Remove the two side lower fairings only.
>
> 3. Both or none?
>
> Ken Swartz
>
What do some of you do if you plan on a trip in very hot temperatures.
1. Remove the lower fairing halves only.
2. Remove the two side lower fairings only.
3. Both or none?
Ken Swartz
