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  1. 08-26-2014, 03:40 PM #1
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    Default 2013 heat issue solved

    image.jpg External fan in fore ground being used to cool bike down.

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    Default Yeah..!!

    how long is that extension cord..?? there are those that have added electric fans..some blowers and some extractors..
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    I'm having zero issues with heat on my 2013. Of course, I did ride a Harley dresser before, so I got real intimate with HOT.


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    Quote Originally Posted by taxmyzer View Post
    image.jpg External fan in fore ground being used to cool bike down.
    Is that a prototype 2016 model, that you're testing??
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    a bag of ice in front of the fan will help cooling it down faster, did the guy from the NTSB get in touch with you last week
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    Quote Originally Posted by cuznjohn View Post
    a bag of ice in front of the fan will help cooling it down faster, did the guy from the NTSB get in touch with you last week
    John, I haven't heard from anyone yet. I was at Artic Adventures in Rosendale yesterday. How did your shocks and oil change go?

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    The folks in Kansas and Oklahoma have a sure fire way of taking care of the heat too:
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    Quote Originally Posted by taxmyzer View Post
    John, I haven't heard from anyone yet. I was at Artic Adventures in Rosendale yesterday. How did your shocks and oil change go?
    all went well, i was home by 2 pm
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