A question for Over-Heated Riders

[SNOOPY]

Bill
Go to a delaer that has a 2014 ST in the showroom...
Take careful notes of how those parts hook together...
It should be so easy; that a DAWG could do it! :2thumbs:
And that's no Bull!

In Virginia? :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:


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[Bob Denman]

So go to Maryland... Delaware... North Carolina... Shoot; you could even find a dealer in Pennsylvania if you were in a bit of a mood to travel! :thumbup:

 

[3 Wheel Addict]

Are the 2013 overheating or hot to ride? I thought it was the latter.

Exactly, my bike is not overheating as far as engine temp goes, but the heat under the plastic is just unreal. Was just checking with my dealer on Friday to see if they have heard about a fix coming down the pike. While they have not heard of a fix they did finally fess up that they have several more bikes out with similar complaints, they are also perplexed as to why some and not others... :dontknow:

 

[SNOOPY]

So go to Maryland... Delaware... North Carolina... Shoot; you could even find a dealer in Pennsylvania if you were in a bit of a mood to travel! :thumbup:

Im not allowed to leave the city w my ankle bracelet. :shocked:

 

[MikeinGA]

I am currently running a 70/30 mix with Water Wetter. It dropped me some but I'm always looking for better. I don't see any downside at this point.

Water Wetter works for me here in the N.E. Georgia mountains year round. You must be careful that in cooler to cold temps. that the engine does not run to cool, everything has it's operating temp. If you go lower than that it can cause engine problems and other problems with the engine computer mapping. That's IMHO.


Mike

 

[Marker]

Have you tried this? Though I have not had heating issues I may give it a run after a bit more research. The chart does not compare this product to standard anti-freeze/coolant. But you'd assume it would be higher than any of the tested products. Then again, you know what ASSUME(ing) will get you!

An important item that is always a question with high performance coolant products is boil-over and freeze protection. This one has very good numbers in that respect also.

• Note: Boiling point protection up to 260°F (126.6°C); freezing point protection down to -30°F (-34°C).

I am not promoting or even recommending this product because I have not tried it myself. But it does look very interesting.

Living in the Great White North, I would be concerned with the freeze protection rating .

 

[Bob Denman]

Im not allowed to leave the city w my ankle bracelet. :shocked:

That "invisible fence" has you in it's clutches??

 

[SNOOPY]

:roflblack:

 

[Bob Ledford]

I wonder if it works for hot flashes!:roflblack:

Ann

if find a cure for hot flash's let us know my significant other has been bugged since 1990!!!!

 

[SNOOPY]

Maybe some muscle will help the hot flashes?







lol