wolffspyder
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Does anyone have issues with exhaust getting into the airflow bubble of your spyder after adding aftermarket wind protection?
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Carbon monoxide build-up.
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Machinegunner
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I had to extend the exhaust by installing Pit Bulls one piece system and I worked with F-4 Customs when he first designed one for the F3. My wife's windshield is the result design change. Her's eliminated the problem.
oldgoat
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I have an '08GS & suffered from it very badly. I could still smell the exhaust in my nose for hours after stopping riding.
It started when I installed the OEM 25" touring screen together with the wind deflectors that came with it.
Have removed the wind deflectors & all is well again.
Happens often with some aftermarket wind deflectors and wind screens. It messes up the desired airflow pattern from the factory and creates backflow which is causing the exhaust smell. Even BRP screws it up sometimes - their OEM wind deflector on the RS combined with a touring screen did that on ours. Usually you either ditch the accessory or engineer some venting or spacers to alleviate the problem. Do your research before buying.
Bob Denman
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:agree: Once you start trying to tinker with the airflow around the bike: you're doing so at your own risk... nojoke
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