wolffspyder
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Has anyone had experience with smelling exhaust while you are riding with a large aftermarket windshield on an F3?
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Aftermarket windshields and exhaust in the rider bubble.
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trikerbiker645
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I get it on my RTS some days worse than others, depends on wind and humidity of the day. I asked once before if anybody who has put a luggage rack and luggage on the trunk if they notice a reduction in backdraft which is one of the the cause's with having the bigger windshield, got no reply's. I've been thinking of putting a rack on and putting a piece of plexiglass so it would be solid on it to see if that would help, but kind of an expensive guess. I might try a plywood / tape mock up but probably won't stay on at road speed. Anybody with a rack have a comment. Thanks! safe riding!:dontknow:?
Stumpy6Guns
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Is your windshield vented?
trikerbiker645
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Mines vented, don't know about the OP's shield. Today I taped 2 streamers to the corners of the rear trunk lid and went and test drove it all 4 directions [N-E-S-W] We had about a 12 mph west wind today. Anytime over 20 mph and the streamers were blowing directly forward toward the windshield regardless of travel direction or wind direction. Full open on the windshield vent did little to change the backdraft......................guess I'll live with it, gotta have the barn door windshield for the wife. Safe riding!
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