Hi Guys
I posted in another thread that I intended to go out for a half-day's ride and then measure the temperature at relevant points on the bike.
Here are the results:-
Ambient Temp - 25 degrees C
Base of Tank (by groin) - 37 deg.
Aluminum Frames by front footpeg (right) - 44 deg.
Ditto (left) - 41 deg.
Inside both front plastic pockets - 44 deg.
Mufflers - 91 deg.
BTW all temperatures measured using a special metal gauge for plumbing and other purposes.
Hope the above is of interest. To put the temperatures into context, here in the UK the minimum recommended temperature to set the thermostat on the domestic hot water cylinder is 55 degrees.
I noticed that the left and right sides of the bike have different shape/size rubber heat shields because of the rear shock/battery, which might explain the temperature difference.
Paul
I posted in another thread that I intended to go out for a half-day's ride and then measure the temperature at relevant points on the bike.
Here are the results:-
Ambient Temp - 25 degrees C
Base of Tank (by groin) - 37 deg.
Aluminum Frames by front footpeg (right) - 44 deg.
Ditto (left) - 41 deg.
Inside both front plastic pockets - 44 deg.
Mufflers - 91 deg.
BTW all temperatures measured using a special metal gauge for plumbing and other purposes.
Hope the above is of interest. To put the temperatures into context, here in the UK the minimum recommended temperature to set the thermostat on the domestic hot water cylinder is 55 degrees.
I noticed that the left and right sides of the bike have different shape/size rubber heat shields because of the rear shock/battery, which might explain the temperature difference.
Paul