Rain sock advice
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Very serious. Its a durable nylon-ish sock that guys have been covering air covers in rain with for years. 50¢ each. Use two at once. They do the same as any sock.
I think S&S even sells "socks"(pantyhose) with the name branded for their pod filters.
.....Besides, fits the whole "skirtster" theme.
Yeah.. seriously pantyhose.
No sock needed anyway IMO, rain won't hurt anything.
I think S&S even sells "socks"(pantyhose) with the name branded for their pod filters.
.....Besides, fits the whole "skirtster" theme.
Yeah.. seriously pantyhose.
No sock needed anyway IMO, rain won't hurt anything.
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No sock needed anyway IMO, rain won't hurt anything.
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i've got love for rog48 and his evil beautiful bike but, that's his opinion and his bike, not yours.
i've ridden through plenty rain cluster f#$%s, with and with out a rain sock. everytime i do without the sock i have to re-oil m filter, which turns white/silver(normally red), and i get the p0122 TPS code.
i'm not telling you how to live. i'm telling you what happens to my bike.
883/1200 conv stage 1 w/ ness big sucker. YMMV
i've ridden through plenty rain cluster f#$%s, with and with out a rain sock. everytime i do without the sock i have to re-oil m filter, which turns white/silver(normally red), and i get the p0122 TPS code.
i'm not telling you how to live. i'm telling you what happens to my bike.
883/1200 conv stage 1 w/ ness big sucker. YMMV
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Hmm, thats odd. The TPS is an externally mounted sensor. Water/oil through the intake would not affect its ability to "sense". Now water (rain) on the sensor itself particularly the connector if its not sealed correctly could cause issues. So I would look at your sensor to see whats up. But I guarantee a little water/oil through your intake will not give a TPS code.
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Hmm, thats odd. The TPS is an externally mounted sensor. Water/oil through the intake would not affect its ability to "sense". Now water (rain) on the sensor itself particularly the connector if its not sealed correctly could cause issues. So I would look at your sensor to see whats up. But I guarantee a little water/oil through your intake will not give a TPS code.
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