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I've read a couple reports that the @ transfers uncomfortable amounts of engine heat to the rider.
Of course, "uncomfortable amounts" is subjective, and has a large bias depending on where you live and ride.
I live in the US Southwest desert of Arizona, so large amounts of engine heat is usually unwelcome during about half the year, here.
I can cope with riding other cycles to about 105 deg. F, and then I surrender and move to the cage.
I am requesting rider's impressions of the @, specifically amounts of engine heat transferred to the rider.
Thanks!
Of course, "uncomfortable amounts" is subjective, and has a large bias depending on where you live and ride.
I live in the US Southwest desert of Arizona, so large amounts of engine heat is usually unwelcome during about half the year, here.
I can cope with riding other cycles to about 105 deg. F, and then I surrender and move to the cage.
I am requesting rider's impressions of the @, specifically amounts of engine heat transferred to the rider.
Thanks!