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Re: Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 Owners Experiences
I have not got it on my bike, I don't commute on bike in rains, only long rides. But will try and send a pic from some other bike.Originally posted by amey87 View PostBro if possible can u post a pic ?? Thanks
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Imagine a plastic cardboard type sheet about 2 feet by 4 feet. It is tied to your crash guard. It sits between tyre and engine.Originally posted by amey87 View PostBro if possible can u post a pic ?? Thanks
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It is nightmare from aerodynamics point of view. Because it just big sheet which offers good air resistance!
But protects engine from splash.
It does not look good. As mentioned, it is effective and practical solution.
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Not only does it look odd , it would affect the engine cooling (who cares about aerodynamics on a bullOriginally posted by Abhishek Mirajkar View PostImagine a plastic cardboard type sheet about 2 feet by 4 feet. It is tied to your crash guard. It sits between tyre and engine.
It is nightmare from aerodynamics point of view. Because it just big sheet which offers good air resistance!
But protects engine from splash.
It does not look good. As mentioned, it is effective and practical solution.
) to an extent
Rather, i would suggest you get a mud flap installed at the bottom on the mudguard, its a 10 min job and effective. Any local mech or maybe even svc will help you fix it.
A colleague of mine has one such installed on his tb350 and it does its job
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mud flap plsOriginally posted by amey87 View PostGot it wat a description!! Thanks for that effort!
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Lol bro, not my bike, just a bike standing at the parking outside office, thought you wanted to see the pic so clicked and shared.Originally posted by amey87 View PostThanks bro! TVS looks cute...
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Just was talking to a guy who bought a Classic 350 no mud splashing issues for him.. No mud flap no rubber sheets. Was surprised!Originally posted by s1d View PostNot only does it look odd , it would affect the engine cooling (who cares about aerodynamics on a bull
) to an extent
Rather, i would suggest you get a mud flap installed at the bottom on the mudguard, its a 10 min job and effective. Any local mech or maybe even svc will help you fix it.
A colleague of mine has one such installed on his tb350 and it does its job
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mud flap pls
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Not used the 3m stuff, but have used nulon's stuff including their grease spray. Pretty good and economical too.Originally posted by amey87 View PostHello guys!
Any senior users using 3M products?? Like sprayable grease and 4way lubricant?? Will be very helpful thanks!
L-60 Multi-Purpose Grease Spray - Nulon India Ltd.
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Re: Royal Enfield Thunderbird 350 Owners Experiences
Thanks broOriginally posted by s1d View PostNot used the 3m stuff, but have used nulon's stuff including their grease spray. Pretty good and economical too.
L-60 Multi-Purpose Grease Spray - Nulon India Ltd.
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