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Check out this racing hood by Maeir for the XX. I dunno, I kind of like it.

http://www.maier-mfg.com/shop.cfm?P...var2=&var3=&makeid=10&modelid=1016&modelyear=

 

[scuzz]

Nice find, I kinda like it.



Club | 700 | xx

 

[xx-rated]

It definitely would give it a different look. The carbon fiber look would be my choice.

I wonder if you can install that over the metal hood/screen that is there? I don't think it would fit with the stock hood in place.

 

[scuzz]

Looks like it is fitting over that stock plastic screen.



Club | 700 | xx

 

[tomkat]

looks like an air flow restriction to me. with a few ppl havin the ovrheat problems... that might induce more overheatin problems.

but its a nice look otherwise... and if it doesnt affect cooling... nice find, but only if it doesnt affect cooling. i somewhat imagine honda gave it a big snout in front for a reason

 

[scuzz]

I believe the overheating problems were a result of mud in the radiator, not lack of airflow due to bodywork.

I ride in Texas where it get's 106 in July and August and never had an issue with overheating.



Club | 700 | xx

 

[xx-rated]

looks like an air flow restriction to me. with a few ppl havin the ovrheat problems... that might induce more overheatin problems.

I kind of thought that myself.

 

[tomkat]

I believe the overheating problems were a result of mud in the radiator, not lack of airflow due to bodywork.

I ride in Texas where it get's 106 in July and August and never had an issue with overheating.

Right. I agree with the mud in the radiator, but if a person was havin, things n the radiator problems, they wouldn't want to reduce air flow, which IMHO, is what this hood would do.

Even in the intense heat of TX, where u don't currently have a problem, restrict the flow to the fins, and u may have a problem.

I know u know this, I was just sayin that the hood may pose a problem IF it does in fact reduce air flow. That is all :lol: