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2014/2015 heat

Midian

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I've been reading a lot about the issues the '13s had with heat from the cat. Was this addressed and fixed for 2014 and 2015 or is the cat delete still recommended? Also, anyone on a '14 or '15 notice any heat transfer up to the driver and passenger running dead stock?
 
I've been reading a lot about the issues the '13s had with heat from the cat. Was this addressed and fixed for 2014 and 2015 or is the cat delete still recommended? Also, anyone on a '14 or '15 notice any heat transfer up to the driver and passenger running dead stock?


Cat delete did not fix the the 13"s. There were many other problems.
 
Not a problem...

they did take care of that but you can still do the cat delete. Pipes are available for this. Some do it for the weight or sound and it will still help with the heat..:thumbup:
 
No issues with any of my :spyder2:'s concerning heat or gas smells. Am guessing my opinion will not matter much on heat issues though. I saw 80's once here in my area in 14 years. I don't do Fairbanks much in the summer, so miss out on their 100 degree days. :yes:
 
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Regardless of what type or style of spyder or other motorcycle that you ride, you are sitting on top of a motor that generates heat. The 14s and up have really addressed the heat issue and have pretty well nailed it so that there is minimum if any heat issues. But you are still sitting on top of an engine and there has to be some heat.


Cruzr Joe
 
Regardless of what type or style of spyder or other motorcycle that you ride, you are sitting on top of a motor that generates heat. The 14s and up have really addressed the heat issue and have pretty well nailed it so that there is minimum if any heat issues. But you are still sitting on top of an engine and there has to be some heat.


Cruzr Joe

Joe,

I get far more heat from the passenger seat than I ever got from the motor, but that's not Can-Ams' fault :shocked:
 
Ha! Nice one, Joe!

Thanks everyone! I am no stranger to heat. I have ridden big V-twins most of my life. And now, in this second act of my time on this planet I need to be careful of heat and becoming overheated due to the MS. So I look for work-arounds if heat is present in any situation. On a bike the answer is simple: just go faster! lol I just didn't want to cook at a stoplight. I am better served raw! Thanks again, everyone! This is one of the more polite and informative forums I have ever been on. It's good to see, glad to be here!


Joe,

I get far more heat from the passenger seat than I ever got from the motor, but that's not Can-Ams' fault :shocked:
 
Cooler ride

I have a base model '14 RT and have no heat problems at all (previously owned an '08 GS with heat problems). One of the biggest advantages of the 2014's/15, is the split front radiator, moved forward from the '13 position, which have a reverse fan. The fan draws air in while moving, but when you are stopped in traffic, the fan reverses and blows the heat away from you. The fans are loud but you stay cooler :clap:
 
Joe,

I get far more heat from the passenger seat than I ever got from the motor, but that's not Can-Ams' fault :shocked:

You must be married to my wifes twin. :roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:



Ha! Nice one, Joe!

Thanks everyone! I am no stranger to heat. I have ridden big V-twins most of my life. And now, in this second act of my time on this planet I need to be careful of heat and becoming overheated due to the MS. So I look for work-arounds if heat is present in any situation. On a bike the answer is simple: just go faster! lol I just didn't want to cook at a stoplight. I am better served raw! Thanks again, everyone! This is one of the more polite and informative forums I have ever been on. It's good to see, glad to be here!

The 14s and up in the RT series are great.


Cruzr Joe
 
Yes Body Heat

Joe,

I get far more heat from the passenger seat than I ever got from the motor, but that's not Can-Ams' fault :shocked:

I'm with you there.:sour: I sometimes want to drop my heat off at the next stop, and take off. :) Of course she won't see this post. I don't think !:opps:
 
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