Gonzo
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+1
although it has protected mine from some nasty looking flies
Straight to the heart of the matter.
How's yer oil going to get cool of the cooling fins are covered in flies, eh? Bet you doubters hadn't though about that.
Problem with oil cooler grill. Do I really need one?
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Straight to the heart of the matter.
How's yer oil going to get cool of the cooling fins are covered in flies, eh? Bet you doubters hadn't though about that.
dxtans
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Hello,Resolved! Thanks to excellent help from Paul; cheers mate.
Interestingly the best way to fit has bugger all to do with the instructions from Wunderlich, but involved, as Paul said, removing the beak.
Again, no disrespect to any of the opinions out there. If nothing else, it'll keep low flying, now-dead creatures out of the radiator grill.
Thanks to all.
Yet another demonstration of the brilliant resource this site/group/club (or whetever) is.
Cheers
Geoff
Safe riding!
Hear is my two-pence worth...I am now concerned.
I emailed NN about this product as I wanted one that required no removal of
beak/panels to fit it, they got back to me saying nothing needs removing, it simply slides in and sticks onto the adhesive pads (incl in package). So ordered one and its got adhesive pads incl.
My new GSA will will be here in 2 weeks, no way am I going to start taking bits off to fit it. I'd rather give to the dealer, when they prep my bike for handover to fit it.
dxtans
Honestly mate its not difficult to fit, removal of the 'beak' is simple. If your dealer will do it free of charge though as the saying goes-why have a dog and bark yourself!!
dxtans
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Don't be! it's a piece of cake and trust me I'm no Steptoe
Hello,
"A piece of cake", ok then, how easy is it ? Any instructions please, obviously must be idiot proof, because well, I'm an idiot when it comes to fitting stuff.
thanks
dxtans
Gonzo
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