Vent openings ???
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I think they are just for looks.
I have tried shining a light through them,had the whole bike apart one time and could not see how they work as vents.
The plastic inner shield blocks the air in any event. And maybe a tiny bit tries to enter the wheel well area but the inner wheel plastic would simply stop any flow.
I think they are just for looks.
Like a fake air scoop on a Nova.
Same with those front A/C vents. No way they can work. Just a tiny bit of heat in the winter. And the louvers on them get so loose they fall shut as fast as you open them. They are worthless too.
I have tried shining a light through them,had the whole bike apart one time and could not see how they work as vents.
The plastic inner shield blocks the air in any event. And maybe a tiny bit tries to enter the wheel well area but the inner wheel plastic would simply stop any flow.
I think they are just for looks.
Like a fake air scoop on a Nova.
Same with those front A/C vents. No way they can work. Just a tiny bit of heat in the winter. And the louvers on them get so loose they fall shut as fast as you open them. They are worthless too.
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The one on the right is there to match the one on the left. The one on the left is there for battery vapors for batterys that may need that.
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Honda put them there so you can adjust the Muffler bearings every 20K without removing any plastic.They serve no purpose that I am aware of. So why does Honda have them?
I thought everyone knew that.:shrug:
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On my 2012 there is a vent you can't see, or at least don't notice.
It's behind the rear directional signals.
You can actually slide your finger up and under those lights.
Don't know the function, though.
It's behind the rear directional signals.
You can actually slide your finger up and under those lights.
Don't know the function, though.
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I need to have you adjust my muffler bearings again Rocky. I think they may need to be replaced. I'm pretty sure my blinker fluid needs to be changed as well. I'd do it myself, but I don't have the tools. I checked both Harbor Freight and Sears, but they don't have metric left-handed screwdrivers.:joke:
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Blinker fluid on sale, buck 2.98 a gallon, canouter bearings should be replaced every ride or when you can hear her on the back!:thumbup:
Blinker fluid on sale, buck 2.98 a gallon, canouter bearings should be replaced every ride or when you can hear her on the back!:thumbup:
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Guess they made this maintenance operation this easy to make up for the procedure of changing the air cleaner, huh?:tools1:
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