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Old 24-Dec-2005, 15:30
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does anyone find that when u ride a 749, your behind gets very warm? what do people do about that? and what do they do about it in the summer when its very hot outside?
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Old 24-Dec-2005, 15:37
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Old 24-Dec-2005, 16:05
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If you have the standard pipes it is probably the cat as they run a high temp. Fitting a race pipe should help. I'm waiting for my term's to arrive and currently have the same issue
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Old 24-Dec-2005, 16:08
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Only really notice it in slow/stopped traffic...
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Old 24-Dec-2005, 16:08
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aha i see. yeah i was wearing ducati dainese speed pants and was getting kinda sweaty. yeah termis are a must either way! such a huge difference with them! (in noise)
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Old 24-Dec-2005, 16:32
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Old 24-Dec-2005, 17:53
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In this temperature the in built heating is a welcome addition in the frozen north!!
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Old 24-Dec-2005, 18:04
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Get the odd blast of hot air when sat at traffic lights or similar on a summers day. Soon as I'm moving it's all back to normal.

I do have a race can fitted and I'm sure it helps reduce the heat build up.
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Old 24-Dec-2005, 18:31
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I've got a 57 system on the 999 and it heats up just as bad as the stock system did if you get stuck in traffic I usually resort to standing on one peg with me ar?e in the air at traffic lights in summer, it looks a bit weird but works.

Avoid towns and traffic is the best solution
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Old 24-Dec-2005, 19:42
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haha, nice, i guess that is a good idea to stand up... a bit difficult to avoid london though and traffic in it... oh well
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