HEAT

[fredace]

Well, it's mid 80's in NC and I'm noticing the amazing amount of heat coming from the tuperware, right by my thighs and above the seat.

It's just pouring out of there. I'm glad I don't want any more children.

Is this other's experience as well?

 

[Lamonster]

If you think the RT throws some heat you need to drive the RS awhile to appreciate how much better the RT is. nojoke

 

[fredace]

Lol. I HAD an RS! While the RS threw a lot of heat out the fan port, my RT seems to be cooking in a wider area. Does yours get very hot right at the thigh/ seat area?

 

[Lamonster]

Lol. I HAD an RS! While the RS threw a lot of heat out the fan port, my RT seems to be cooking in a wider area. Does yours get very hot right at the thigh/ seat area?

The pre-production RT through quite a bit of heat. The production RT is much better. It does throw a little heat but not bad. When I go from my RS to the RT I see a big difference.

 

[ataDude]

if you think the Spyder gets hot try a Valk in the middle of Aug in 100 deg days in TX. Love the bike but those heads make some heat

Hess

:2thumbs: My Triumph is like a refrigerator compared to my Valk!
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[2Gunns]

Well, it's mid 80's in NC and I'm noticing the amazing amount of heat coming from the tuperware, right by my thighs and above the seat.

It's just pouring out of there. I'm glad I don't want any more children.

Is this other's experience as well?

After your post I noticed it,,,,coming up between the seat & tuperware (right between my legs).

It's not that bad though, like I said, I hadn't noticed it until your post and I started looking for it.

 

[fredace]

Wait until you sit in traffic on 485 for a while. You'll feel it then! :yikes:

 

[2Gunns]

Wait until you sit in traffic on 485 for a while. You'll feel it then! :yikes:

I was actually on 74, stuck at one of the GAZILLON stop lights in Monroe when I noticed it. I agree with you original assesment about no more kids.....:yes: