RamAir & Wet or Rainy Conditions??



Is there a chance of water runnng into the cylinders if it's parked up and it pours during the night?
 
Interesting question, but since the intake is on the down side slope with the kickstand I would think not. I do not plan on running without the bear claw. I do try to remember to take a small cover for my seat and over the tank if I'm on a trip.
 
Look at your motorcycle, the tank shields the intake side and the bearclaw even more. As water rolls off the side of the tank its going to run straight down the tank behind the TBs and drip from there.

There is NO additional risk for water ingestion to the RAMAIR. Ride on, rest easy, its completely safe.
 
How do you keep that from getting stolen out of the underground? the bike thieves have been having a great ole time lately removing bikes from condo undergrounds
 
+1

Coincides completely with all my experience in a twenty year Air Force career [airplanes can't pull over in the rain - and fortunately, don't need to]

 
leatal said:
Looks good, just the right amount of carbon fiber to highlight and blend in with the seat. Where did you get them?
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The carbon Fibre trim on the radiator covers and bearclaw is 3M Dinoc carbon fiber that I did myself. Harder to work with cause its thick but it is heat resistant and super strong.
 
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