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[Donk45]

but kind of needed some quick help bc my spyder is running right now for the 15 minutes (just installed hindle)

I just installed the hindle and checked for leaks and seem to be getting a lot of air from the base of the actual hindle. Is this correct?

Here is a picture of where i feel a lot of air flow coming out. It's not any part that I touched (bolts or anything) but the actual hindle itself.

Any quick help would be appreciated.

 

[COOLMACHINE]

not me

Not for me donk. I bought mine used and no leak there or anywhere.

 

[ataDude]

There is a drain hole in there to get rid of moisture... as there is on most bike mufflers.

but kind of needed some quick help bc my spyder is running right now for the 15 minutes (just installed hindle)

I just installed the hindle and checked for leaks and seem to be getting a lot of air from the base of the actual hindle. Is this correct?

Here is a picture of where i feel a lot of air flow coming out. It's not any part that I touched (bolts or anything) but the actual hindle itself.

Any quick help would be appreciated.

 

[Donk45]

Thanks ata, whew.


I had my garage door about half way open and was letting the bike run for the 15 minutes. I felt really bad bc it's 10pm but my wife actually said it should be okay, its not TOO late just let it go.:yikes:



this thing is pretty damn loud, I LOVE IT :clap:

 

[BajaRon]

There is a drain hole in there to get rid of moisture... as there is on most bike mufflers.

Ahh....Beat me to it!

 

[Donk45]

only issue during install was that I broke the wrench trying to losen the clamp