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Unless there's something here I don't see, a lot of rain and cold could come through those holes. I saw an interesting fix for the negative pressure done by Ricardo Kuhn on a GS shield. He cut two small NACA ducts in the lower part of the screen. This always seemed like a neat solution.ASQTec wrote:Interesting. I've been thinking about this shield too.
Windshields with holes to equalize pressure might become the next big thing. Clearview, at http://www.clearviewshields.com/ make one with a vent, but not for the R1500R or the R1150R.
http://www.chris-longhurst.com/nacavents/Unless there's something here I don't see, a lot of rain and cold could come through those holes. I saw an interesting fix for the negative pressure done by Ricardo Kuhn on a GS shield. He cut two small NACA ducts in the lower part of the screen. This always seemed like a neat solution.
Quote from the CalSci website: "Our windshields are designed by Mark Lawrence and Carl Porter"snowprick wrote:marklawrence,
Are you an employee, or do you have any financial interest in Calsci?
I don't know. I've been frequenting this board for 5 years now, and can't remember the "flood doors" open.snowprick wrote:I believe that moderators should act to prevent spamming from spoiling our excellent forum. If this goes unchecked the flood doors are open.
Moderators its your call.
ASQTecASQTec wrote:I don't know. I've been frequenting this board for 5 years now, and can't remember the "flood doors" open.snowprick wrote:I believe that moderators should act to prevent spamming from spoiling our excellent forum. If this goes unchecked the flood doors are open.
Moderators its your call.
This resulted in the posting of some good information on an important topic. If anyone was truly offended, they can hit the "Report This Post Button." on top of the page.
I haven't read the "Terms of Use" for this board in a while, but I don't recall reading any vendor exclusions. If there are, then the appropriate actions should be taken.
The dude didn't exactly try to hide his identity.
Here's the original reference. I think the small NACA ducts Ricky made on this guys windshield are pretty slick.owldaddy wrote:http://www.chris-longhurst.com/nacavents/Unless there's something here I don't see, a lot of rain and cold could come through those holes. I saw an interesting fix for the negative pressure done by Ricardo Kuhn on a GS shield. He cut two small NACA ducts in the lower part of the screen. This always seemed like a neat solution.
I found this in support of the above mentioned vents, this guy shows how he did it on a GS, and what the results were. I wonder if this will work with the touring shield? I'm betting it will.
Don
