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for the feedback. I'll look into the rain sock option. I saw that one post mentioned nylons. We used to use them in AZ & Mex. when off roading with sandrails & dune buggies, but does that work for rain too?
I saw that one post mentioned nylons. We used to use them in AZ & Mex. when off roading with sandrails & dune buggies, but does that work for rain too?
My brother used to use a knee high (doubled up I think) on his sand rail in the California desert. But I have serious reservations about it working anywhere near as well as a sock that's specifically designed to be waterproof would in rain.
It might be an OK idea in an emergency, but I wouldn't trust it for any long trips.
I run an open filter also but have yet to get caught in a rain storm. I have heard the nylon stocking though but for rain protection, I have heard it is best to spray it down with hair spray as a water repelent. Just an idea and something you could get at any wally world in a pinch i would imagine.
Thank god I bought the outer wear pre filter before I left for OKC we got caught in a Severe Storm Near ST Joe MO. rode in rain all the way to Manhatten KS.
No engine issues for me but my freind had to put gas treatment in his tank.
I just got the outerwears pre filter in the mail, seems like a super snug fit, rode around to make sure bike didnt explode with it on and seems ok! Not sure if they made it just a slight smaller than whats needed for the Big Sucker Stage 1, but it will cover it. Just take some tender love and care to get on.
I just got the outerwears pre filter in the mail, seems like a super snug fit, rode around to make sure bike didnt explode with it on and seems ok! Not sure if they made it just a slight smaller than whats needed for the Big Sucker Stage 1, but it will cover it. Just take some tender love and care to get on.
Question: "Is there any damage to the air filter, by using the cover at all times, even when it is not raining?"
Answer: "No in fact that is what our cover is designed for. It is breathable. I would recommend running it at all times as it will keep out dirt dust and road debris." - Rosemarie at Outerwears
Last edited by jknowlton; Jun 30, 2009 at 09:07 AM.
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