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Re: heat
You bet, on my last cycle, a '98 Triumph Trident. The sticky side had a
tendency to pull away from the metal, however, and I was constantly messing
with it.
Bruce
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> > I am thinking of stuffing foum insulation between the trailing edge
> > of the fairing and the engine. Will report back. Dave
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> Dave,
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> I suspect that a lot of the heat is being conducted directly into the
> frame via the engine mounts. Perhaps you should investigate some form
> of heat shield fitted to the frame where your legs contact it, a-la
> endurance bike exhausts. I've seen a product that is like a self
> adhesive 'foam mat' with a foil top layer that you simply cut to
>shape
> and stick on. I don't know what it's called though. Has anyone else
> seen this stuff?
>
> Martin
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