prima pipe
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- 7ate9
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prima pipe
This morning I was warming up the black jack, being the gentleman that I am for my girl, and I noticed air coming from underneath where the prima pipe connects? hmmm 500 miles and no fisrt service yet. Running fine!!
what is the air leak? Is the pipe just loose? on voodoo, ther was some issues with the prima pipe.
Thanks guys!
what is the air leak? Is the pipe just loose? on voodoo, ther was some issues with the prima pipe.
Thanks guys!
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- 7ate9
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prima pipe
Is this going to do any damage because my girl did ride it to work??
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- Bcon
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Re: fan
Yes, these are air cooled by a fan that spins with the engine. The cooling air intake is on the right side of the scooter under the little scoop. The outlet is under the scooter and it blows toward the ground from where the exhaust exits the head.7ate9 wrote:Oh, so there is a fan on the black jack?
It's normal to see stuff blow away from under the scooter when you start it. If that's what you saw, you're probably good. If you're concerned, take a peek underneath the scooter and make sure the two bolts that hold the exhaust to the engine are tight.
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Re: thanks!
No, I don't mess around with safety gear, motorcycle, scooter, it doesn't matter. That helmet is a replacement for one just like it that saved my life when I t-boned a car that pulled out of a side street right in front of me. That was on a motorcycle, but my Buddy certainly doesn't have any trouble reaching the 35-40mph I was going when it happened. No matter what I had been riding, it was unavoidable on my part.7ate9 wrote:So thanks very helpful!Nice helmet too you dont mess around when it comes to your skull do you.... Thanks !
Not that any of this is related to this topic, but I can't say enough for Arai helmets. The best helmet is the one you'll wear and forget you're wearing it, and I find Arai to make the most comfortable helmets out there.
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