Rad and oil Guards

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  1. RROB

    RROB Active Member

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    #1 RROB, Sep 19, 2016
  2. Wasp

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    #2 Wasp, Sep 19, 2016
    No, sorry pal. Don't know anyone with them fitted either.

    Think the main ones tend to be r&g and evotech.

    Hopefully someone will be along soon tho...

    ATB

    Bob
     
  3. RROB

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    #3 RROB, Sep 19, 2016
    I'm gonna try em... well impressed with the supposed "Perfect Fit"
    yes I've done Evotech and R&G on previous bikes.... at treble the price...
    nothing wrong with them and I don't usually do "its cheap" for the sake of it but in this case for these items I always thought they were a little overpriced...
     
  4. thebiglad

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    #4 thebiglad, Sep 19, 2016
    I'll be interested to see how you get on with these as I'm thinking about some for my Tiger 955i.
     
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  5. Wasp

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    #5 Wasp, Sep 19, 2016
    Keep us posted eh rob?

    We may be spending money where we needn't!;)

    Bob
     
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  6. darkman

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    #6 darkman, Sep 19, 2016
    As tempting as they are most people that have them say that the engine runs hotter so i have always avoided them.
     
  7. thebiglad

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    #7 thebiglad, Sep 19, 2016
    Interesting you should say that DM, I fashioned a big front fender extender out of a left-over Ducati rear mudguard so as to reduce the possibility of damaging the rads, without reducing the air flow to them.
     
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  8. RROB

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    #8 RROB, Sep 19, 2016
    Had all the Big names on loads of road bikes in fact only bike I didn't use was my trackbike....and got a bloody hole in rad !
    never had overheat issue with any
     
  9. thebiglad

    thebiglad Old fart, still riding !

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    #9 thebiglad, Sep 19, 2016
    Just heard back from them and they don't do a set for the Tiger, so that makes things dead simple for me.
     
  10. R_1000

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    #10 R_1000, Sep 19, 2016
    I have the s moto ones which bolts on to the rad and oil cooler. But I haven't ridden the bike yet. Sorry
     
  11. Victor

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    #11 Victor, Sep 19, 2016
    I have the Evotech ones fitted to mine and it does run slightly warmer. But 5000 miles in now with no overheat issues.

    Mark
     
  12. RROB

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    #12 RROB, Sep 21, 2016
    Well I got em and fitted albeit with cable ties (wires and ties supplied) and well impressed at the mm exact fit
    So would recommend (if he makes for your bike)
    And it's no dig at the big make names but for £30 it's a bargain


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  13. R_1000

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    #13 R_1000, Sep 21, 2016
    Fitting seems spot on. Nice work mate :)
     
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  14. Yorkshireman

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    #14 Yorkshireman, Sep 21, 2016
    Looks good, plus you're helping a fellow biker fund his racing. :)
     
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  15. RROB

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    #15 RROB, Sep 21, 2016
    ill probably change the ties to wire ones but was eager to see how well they fitted.....
    for the money (you'll pay more than double for Big Named second hand ones) cant complain...
     
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  16. darkman

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    #16 darkman, Sep 21, 2016

    I recon the plastic ties are safer as wire could chafe :D
     
  17. RROB

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    #17 RROB, Sep 21, 2016
    Agree but they can stretch with the heat.... especially on the oil rad ?
    if the wire is routed through the fins it should be ok.... but fiddly to fit...
     
  18. darkman

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    #18 darkman, Sep 21, 2016

    Yes agree, but i just see cheese wire in my mind lol
     
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