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MOTOBRICK MARKETPLACE => FS WTB WTT ~ Bikes ~ Parts ~ Gear => Topic started by: johnny on March 13, 2016, 04:44:59 PM
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greetings...
slightly used laminar lip (http://www.laminarlip.com/k100rs.php) for the rs motobrick... comes with extra dual lock... you pay $40 for the lipp and lock and includes usps shipping from cheezconsin via paypal...
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j o
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Does it really work??...to raise the "envelope" on the rs. At 6'2, I have buffeting in upright position on the 89 rs.
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greetings...
no envelope guarantee...
this is what it did for me... it pushed the blast from nipple level to top of the helmet level...
i gotts to have air on me... so a full windshield moto aints for me... this aints for me...
this isnt like a full windshield deal... not even close...
its 50/50 that it will do what you want...
j o
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I have used several of the Laminar Lips. One on a K1200GT and one on a Vrod. They work well. Better to bolt them on than use the velcro, if you hit plus 100 mph. Laminar offers bolt on kits free if you buy the Lip. I'm sure it would be no problem to get a kit from them. Use the velcro to find the right fitment, then bolt them on.
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I should have said that they worked well for me to correct helmet buffeting.
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greetings...
i like helmet buffeting... my vision blurs from helmet buffeting at 140mph... since my car tiors are speed rated only to 140mph... and since i caint make out my tach due to blurred vision... its time to hold it steady...
j o
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I am interested, newby need coaching on the procedures!
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I have used several of the Laminar Lips. One on a K1200GT and one on a Vrod. They work well. Better to bolt them on than use the velcro, if you hit plus 100 mph. Laminar offers bolt on kits free if you buy the Lip. I'm sure it would be no problem to get a kit from them. Use the velcro to find the right fitment, then bolt them on.
I have cruised for long periods at 100 to 110 mph without issue using the standard Velcro tabs. I am not saying that bolting them on is a bad idea I am merely stating I have had no issues in the 100 to 110 range. And yes, there are places out west you can get away with those speeds.