Riding in the rain you might feel a little spray on the back of your neck also,the mudflap will cure that.
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The official fix to the problem is to not ride the RT....
Seriously though, I believe there are waxes and such that claim to greatly reduce the amount of dust and dirt that cling to the surface, but I've never tried them. I do not believe any of these products can truly overcome the physics of static electricity. You see, the electricity created by the effect will usually conduct through the metal and not collect on the surface as it does with a material that does not conduct electricity, such as plastic; so the mineral deposits found in the dust end up clinging to the surface.
I know it doesn't solve your problem, but at least you now know why it is happening.....or, maybe you just have a magnetic personality (had to say it).
Seriously though, I believe there are waxes and such that claim to greatly reduce the amount of dust and dirt that cling to the surface, but I've never tried them. I do not believe any of these products can truly overcome the physics of static electricity. You see, the electricity created by the effect will usually conduct through the metal and not collect on the surface as it does with a material that does not conduct electricity, such as plastic; so the mineral deposits found in the dust end up clinging to the surface.
I know it doesn't solve your problem, but at least you now know why it is happening.....or, maybe you just have a magnetic personality (had to say it).
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