Heat Shields?

rabbidcow55 · Apr 11, 2014

I've seen the carbon fiber ones but don't like the look. I have seen a metal one a few times that protects your inner thigh from the engine head. It has vent holes and is black. Anybody help me out? With hot temps and a hot Vmax, my...uhhh...boys get sweaty

dannymax · Apr 11, 2014

Garrett, from over your way, runs them I believe.

Traumahawk · Apr 11, 2014

You mean like these?

mabdcmb@yahoo.com · Apr 11, 2014

Those are more cosmetic than anything. Not really gonna help with heat

gamorg02 · Apr 11, 2014

rabbidcow55 said:
I've seen the carbon fiber ones but don't like the look. I have seen a metal one a few times that protects your inner thigh from the engine head. It has vent holes and is black. Anybody help me out? With hot temps and a hot Vmax, my...uhhh...boys get sweaty

they keep your legs off but don't do a ton to help with heat perse. Mine will be for sale shortly. where in MA are you?

9.nub · Apr 11, 2014

Best I got to beat the sweaty spots is:

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It helps with dryness. After that, adventure riding types swear by sheepskin seat covers to keep the air flowing under your tail.

mabdcmb@yahoo.com · Apr 11, 2014

Never tried the mokey butt stuff but I'm a regular user of baby powder. Helps prevent "batwings" :biglaugh:

m-cman · Apr 12, 2014

I've been using real sheepskin covers for years in the summer and on long trips. I sewed Velcro in five places (two on each side and one in front) and riveted the opposite pieces to the underside of my Corbin seat. Takes just a couple minutes to install / remove. None of the hardware is visible when the cover is removed.

Blurr · Apr 12, 2014

Ditto sheepskin. Might not real fit the look of a vmax but quite effective. Used them riding all over Mexico. Guess you could try dying it black.

rabbidcow55 · Jun 26, 2014

Traumahawk said:
You mean like these?

EXACTLY like those!! I was hoping to get them in black though. Custom job?

davesax36 · Jun 26, 2014

rabbidcow55 said:
EXACTLY like those!! I was hoping to get them in black though. Custom job?

I've got a set that you could powdercoat or paint.... I don't think they'll fit under my corbin with my engine guards.

fmcandrew · Jun 30, 2014

Should be easy to powder...I'd be in the $30 + shipping range

Specs95t · Aug 16, 2015

Hi fellas,

hot days has my fellas a little hot - especially when you have to cruise through town at 40 to get to the good roads....

so as I was puttering in the garage yesterday - I had a thought...
the faux air scoops have solid stock covers on the front - but are of the correct shape to channel air to the back of the engine area - and then under the seat....

has anyone tried to drill holes in the front of the faux air scoops?

sdt354 · Aug 16, 2015

Specs95t said:
Hi fellas,

hot days has my fellas a little hot - especially when you have to cruise through town at 40 to get to the good roads....

so as I was puttering in the garage yesterday - I had a thought...
the faux air scoops have solid stock covers on the front - but are of the correct shape to channel air to the back of the engine area - and then under the seat....

has anyone tried to drill holes in the front of the faux air scoops?

I did remove some of the stock square lovers in the front of the scoops to vent cool air around the electrics. But keeping rain out is a concern too.

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