Seattle Triumph dealer has proven in both on Dyno and track
They realized no mater what they did on the Rocket putting the aluminum back there so K&N filters don’t suck in hot air from engine really helped, it was a big difference.
But do what ever configuration on your Rocket test it with cover and with out your see.
I’m surprised no one else has done this simple trick
Seattle Triumph dealer has proven in both on Dyno and track
They realized no mater what they did on the Rocket putting the aluminum back there so K&N filters don’t suck in hot air from engine really helped, it was a big difference.
But do what ever configuration on your Rocket test it with cover and with out your see.
I’m surprised no one else has done this simple trick
I have a cut claw with the RX4040. After I gave my exhaust heat wrap a touch up with black spray paint. I ran the bike for it to cure. I could see the smoke rising off them traveling under the tank and pretty much all of it getting sucked into the intakes. A while back one of the guys here used rubber matting. He screwed it to the bar under the LHS of the tank and cut out holes where the intakes are to block it off.
Hi, excuse me for techniques questions.. I like this fender design, so I would mount on my 2010 roadster.. know you length/width/height of it, do you think it would be possible.. following some, of course, adjustments/modification.. except stock frame in the rear end, on which is bolted our original fender, what other impediments/obstacles there might be.. sorry for disturb, bye bye