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2014 RT-S Seat Getting Hot?
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Bob Denman
New member
Now; that's just braggin' :2thumbs:How warm does that beauty get?
Is the heat pretty evenly-distributed?
PW2013STL
Active member
How warm does that beauty get?
Is the heat pretty evenly-distributed?
I had it on the low setting and it was noticable through my riding pants. Not to hot just enough to warmed my backside up. This works with the grips so when you set your gribs on it turns on the seat. I have yet to try the hot setting :chill: as this may have to happen.
Bob Denman
New member
So; it co-ordinates it's efforts with the grips? :2thumbs:
This may require further investigation.
:shocked: "Oh, Honey..." :shocked:
This may require further investigation.
:shocked: "Oh, Honey..." :shocked:
PW2013STL
Active member
So; it co-ordinates it's efforts with the grips? :2thumbs:
This may require further investigation.
:shocked: "Oh, Honey..." :shocked:
The only concern with this seat is how small the passanger seat area is. That 2" that they extended the drivers area really makes a difference for the passanger.:shocked:
Bob Denman
New member
:shocked: Oh shoot...
Only the comfort seat is offered in the heated version. :gaah:
The Missus does need "sufficient" room back there; NOT that I'm saying anything!! :yikes:
Only the comfort seat is offered in the heated version. :gaah:
The Missus does need "sufficient" room back there; NOT that I'm saying anything!! :yikes:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
I wouldn't. They get sensitive. You may find the front portion of your seat, armor all'ed or worse. :roflblack:
Bob Denman
New member
Worse... MUCH worse! :shocked:
spydrluvr
GOS member (Girls On Spyders)
heat in 2014
i have only owned my 2014 for 2 weeks. but i said to my ryding parter the other day, that there is an excessive amount of heat at the base of the glove box and front of seat...since the majority of replies to this post have no problem, i guess there must be something missing or in the wrong place on my vehicle...
any suggestions as to what i should have the dealer check out?
i have only owned my 2014 for 2 weeks. but i said to my ryding parter the other day, that there is an excessive amount of heat at the base of the glove box and front of seat...since the majority of replies to this post have no problem, i guess there must be something missing or in the wrong place on my vehicle...
any suggestions as to what i should have the dealer check out?
ulflyer
Active member
One thing that will help is a sheepskin cover and let it overlap on the front, just over onto the painted areas. I had put some thin insulation underneath the seat and also on the
frame but it didn't really help much.
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