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    Default Simple Heat Solution

    SPYDERPOPSDOES IT AGAIN!
    Eliminate the hot foot issues with your RT.
    If you want to rest your foot on your new highway
    pegs and find it very uncomfortable due to the heat
    coming from the radiator the solution is here. We
    installed dozens of the block off plates at Spyderfest
    with great results. This is the idea that Lamonster wrote up
    not long ago on the forum.
    Beat the Heat today at www.spyderpops.com



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    Here's a picture of the "La Bloc" installed. Go to
    www.spyderpops.com and get yours today.



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    This is how the "La Bloc" (named after the designer) looks before it is installed. It is black polycarbonate with heat shield material laminated to the back.
    Installation is very simple and comes with a special screw and clip
    to hold it into place. After it is installed you will only have to remove
    the lower body pan to help get rid of the hot air.
    www.spyderpops.com



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    Default Heat sheild works as advertised

    I had this installed at Spyderfest and I am still on the road from Seattle,Wa. Area to Cuba,to St.Lewis did the Arch and Bud beer,then on to Knoxville,en n to Ashville for Bikefest. Next top the Blue Ridge Parkway, Deals Gap and surrounding area rides. Then on to Concord,NC for a couple of days,then on to Myrtle Beach,SC and followed Hwy.17 south to St.Augustine,Fl. And headed west to my current location of Gulfport,Ms. Then continuing West to interesting locations. This heat shield has been a ankle saver in the 90+ Temps that I have been traveling. Works as advertised and YES I would buy this item as with the Belt Guard again. Hope to see some that I met in Cuba at Spyders in the Redwoods. ( Ticketbait )
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    wa3wheels, you are absolutely right, this is an ankle saver, I had yet to try it in high temps but know with all the traveling around the country you and John have been doing , that is awesome to know it is still working for you

    Ray :PS ,really enjoy the email and photos you have been sending. ride safe

    LaBlock was installed in 5 minutes by Harvey

    Below is a photo of my bike with Ray's(wa3wheels) right behind.


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    I got to test this mod to the max on the way home. While driving through the desert I had constant temps of 104 to 107 for hundreds of miles. My temp never got over 5 bars and while stuck if traffic I had temps of 111

    I can say without this mod it would have been a real bummer trying to use my highway pegs. This works great and I'm glad to see Harvey offering it here.


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    Before I remove the right side skid pan, what is it designed to protect or will there be anything exposed that could cause a warranty issue later?
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    The only thing exposed will be more plastic. Some have taken a large hole saw and ventilated the air duct even more. I heard that one guy used a saws all to get more air out the bottom.

    Water won't be a problem as it flows through most of the roadster anyway, if you really ride it.



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    Thank you
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    Got mine at Spyderfest and it works great so far. It has already been over 100 degrees her and the temp. is the same before I installed it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by stevedfive View Post
    Before I remove the right side skid pan, what is it designed to protect or will there be anything exposed that could cause a warranty issue later?
    The pans on both sides are not there to protect anything, they are there so they could pass the noise requirements.

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    Heading to Florida Panhandle in July. Sounds like a must have item to me...!

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    Default Simple Heat Solution

    Trying to order your Item SPY111 on your site,,,Site not responding....


    Freebob...

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    I just ordererd belt guard and heat shield for RT.
    Thanks!

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    Trying to order your Item SPY111 on your site,,,Site not responding....


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    Does anyone have instructions or guidance on removing the skid plate?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Wingman View Post
    Does anyone have instructions or guidance on removing the skid plate?
    My question too.


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    I just want to add, Harvey installed a belt guard, heat shield and catillitic guards for me at Spyderfest. Mine was in the back of the line in ticketbait's picture. I love the results.
    A big hello to Ray/John,and Ticketbait all super people.

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    I am having trouble removing it also. I got the two bolts from the center off. I removed the upper and lowers front side panels and then unscrewed the lower bolt to the skid pan, but it wont come out. Is there some type of retaining clip or something?
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    Yes there is an assembly clip on the bolt if it has never been removed. It is there to hold part of it together going down the assembly line. I took A screwdriver and twisted it to hold the clip while turning the bolt. When the customer didn't care to keep the panel I would cut it at the tab and then tighten it back up.



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    Thanks, I will look for it.
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    I must add that it is very thin and is usually between the nut and radiator support. I have also taken needle nose pliers and twisted it to remove as it is brittle.



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    Ordered my heat shield today. Gonna start being in the 100's here in Tucson starting this weekend and this mod will definitely make riding in the heat more bearable on the right foot! Can't wait!

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    Harvey,

    I ride with my highway brackets and pegs situated right at the lower opening on that side. I am looking for something to block that opening rather than the top. My assumption is that if I block the upper opening, it'll increase the airflow out the bottom opening and cause me more discomfort. Would that assumption be correct?

    Any thoughts on a product for the bottom opening?
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    Default Hot foot with RS SE5

    Quote Originally Posted by REPOPS View Post
    SPYDERPOPSDOES IT AGAIN!
    Eliminate the hot foot issues with your RT.
    If you want to rest your foot on your new highway
    pegs and find it very uncomfortable due to the heat
    coming from the radiator the solution is here. We
    installed dozens of the block off plates at Spyderfest
    with great results. This is the idea that Lamonster wrote up
    not long ago on the forum.
    Beat the Heat today at www.spyderpops.com
    Would this work on my 2009 RS SE5?

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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkLawson View Post
    Harvey,

    I ride with my highway brackets and pegs situated right at the lower opening on that side. I am looking for something to block that opening rather than the top. My assumption is that if I block the upper opening, it'll increase the airflow out the bottom opening and cause me more discomfort. Would that assumption be correct?

    Any thoughts on a product for the bottom opening?
    I'm looking into it, can you pm me a picture of the HWY peg so I can see where if is located?



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