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I am have been bitten twice now. And saved in the nick of time. Once before the Great Indian Roadrip in 2006 when my Fireblade flushed out its entire coolant in the middle of the road and in heavy traffic due to a stone hurled up maybe by a vehicle ahead, or even my own bike's front tyre, puncturing its radiator.
This was a day before the trip was about to start.
The second time it was in New Zealand. The mighty Concours 14's radaitor was punctured, once again by a stone out of nowhere and in the middle of nowhere. I was miraculously saved by a car repair with a mseal kind of agent.
But trust be, busting your radiator is an expensive and irritating thing, specially if it happens in the middle of a nice ride.
The solution is to have a Radiator Guard installed which will keep the stones and other animated in flight objects at bay.
This is specially required for a place like India with a lot of loose gravel. And to think of it I haven't even got it as yet!
One of the links to buying it is here: Cox Racing Group | Motorcycle radiator guard | bike parts and accessories
Ride Safe and Ride Smart!
This was a day before the trip was about to start.
The second time it was in New Zealand. The mighty Concours 14's radaitor was punctured, once again by a stone out of nowhere and in the middle of nowhere. I was miraculously saved by a car repair with a mseal kind of agent.
But trust be, busting your radiator is an expensive and irritating thing, specially if it happens in the middle of a nice ride.
The solution is to have a Radiator Guard installed which will keep the stones and other animated in flight objects at bay.
This is specially required for a place like India with a lot of loose gravel. And to think of it I haven't even got it as yet!
One of the links to buying it is here: Cox Racing Group | Motorcycle radiator guard | bike parts and accessories
Ride Safe and Ride Smart!
secondly, I doubt if you will reach 250 on the Kari speedway!
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