I have a RT1200 LE WC 2015, does anyone know if there is enough clearance behind the front wheel to fit a avant fender extender and a Mark Hooton crud catcher ? The quality is first class and it would stop the shotblasting of the engine casing.
ta in advance be
Shinyface
crud catcher
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Re: crud catcher
I knew I'd seen a picture somewhere, thanks to Mr Pope.
http://www.1200rt.com/index.php/topic,9 ... ml#msg6212
http://www.1200rt.com/index.php/topic,9 ... ml#msg6212
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Re: crud catcher
Just remember behind the front engine cover is a multi plate wet clutch. Covering that up means a much reduced air flow so much less cooling. . I reckon a fender extender is a safer bet.
Re: crud catcher
Thanks for the input RT man, I`ve been considering that point too.......
Shinyface
Shinyface
Re: crud catcher
7000+ miles so far with the Crud catcher fitted. 2000 miles of that in France last year at 28c.
No problems at all so far with my RT's clutch.
No problems at all so far with my RT's clutch.
Garage: 2016 BMW R1200RTLE Iconic #26, 2016 Ducati Diavel Titanium, 2015 Ninja H2 missile, 2013 BMW 640d Ragtop, 2014 VeeDub T5 180 Sportline
Re: crud catcher
Thanks Pope that sort of makes up mi mind.....................I`ve spoken to a few with no problems either.
Shinyface
Shinyface
Re: crud catcher
Added the Fenda Extenda this weekend.
Not gone for the Crud Catcher yet - will see what difference the FE makes first...
Not gone for the Crud Catcher yet - will see what difference the FE makes first...