Hey guys well up here in NY it has been in the 90's all week an I can't let the bike idle for 5 MIBs while I get my helmet on. I'm really thinking if installing a 9" radiator fan to a toggk on the cowl for these hot days. The bike over heats really guickly.. Thanks
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You need to check your bike out. Running lean, restricted exhaust or can cause high heat."I'm sorry, I didn't mean to upset you when I called you stupid. I thought you already knew..."
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How do you know it is OVER heating rather than just getting to operating temperature? Air-oil cooled motors run hot. You also don't need to let it idle for 5 minutes. Again, air-oil cooled motors don't like running while stationary. 30 seconds to a minute to smooth out, then ride gently until it has warmed up properly.
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I doubt it's really over heating, as stated, it's air cooled and they will run hotter that a liquid cooled engine will... air-cooled engines have a tendency to seize up when they over heat.
If you need to be sure, get a laser thermometer and get it to operating temp and take a reading and double check it with the manuals operating temp specs.
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