Oil filled handle bars problems
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Oil filled handle bars problems
Struggling to maintain decent flow through the bars ?, the warm up OK closest to the infeed connector but are less warm where the oil leaves the bars...struggling to work out whats wrong ?.
Also might need some high temp glue for the grips; I have the feeling the heat is softening the glue ?.
Also might need some high temp glue for the grips; I have the feeling the heat is softening the glue ?.
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Re: Oil filled handle bars problems
It is the switches Mauser, they drain the temperature. As you (should!) know the coriolis effect in your part of the word converts heat to electricity, which on its turn is shed in light - at least if you've got the lights on, otherwise it will be heat however in other places than the bars.
Hence my question: are there any lights on Mauser?
Me thinks a fuse has blown though, which should be easy to find: look to tea spillings?
Hence my question: are there any lights on Mauser?
Me thinks a fuse has blown though, which should be easy to find: look to tea spillings?
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Re: Oil filled handle bars problems
I don't really have switches Burpy...just a kill switch US spec and suchBuRP wrote:It is the switches Mauser, they drain the temperature. As you (should!) know the coriolis effect in your part of the word converts heat to electricity, which on its turn is shed in light - at least if you've got the lights on, otherwise it will be heat however in other places than the bars.
Hence my question: are there any lights on Mauser?
Me thinks a fuse has blown though, which should be easy to find: look to tea spillings?
As for lights only have the dipped plastic 35W main beam and 3.4W tail light so don't think they are messing up the oil flow ?....I have tried more tea but it doesn't help
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Re: Oil filled handle bars problems
feed it in at both ends where you want the warmth and out in the centre...
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Re: Oil filled handle bars problems
I tried that but oil hoses stop the bars from turning ?SkidMark wrote:feed it in at both ends where you want the warmth and out in the centre...
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XR650R Year : 2002
Re: Oil filled handle bars problems
Make them longer...put some chips in the handlebars to absorb the oil and hold it in the ends....please you have an emergency snack if you get stuck out in the snow
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Re: Oil filled handle bars problems
Aurora,
Mauser's NOT drinking tea for a change, he's clearly well oiled and talks/writes about anything - bar nothing
Mauser's NOT drinking tea for a change, he's clearly well oiled and talks/writes about anything - bar nothing
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Re: Oil filled handle bars problems
"Are you affected by the full Moon?"
"NooooOOOOOOoooooooooo......."
"NooooOOOOOOoooooooooo......."
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