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    When I installed my belly pan (Mcguyver) it rubbed. I contacted the maker of the pan and he had me reinstall it with a floor Jack underneath pushing up on it then tightening the bolts.....worked like a charm. I took the pan off 2 rides later because I didn't like the excess heat it was forcing up on me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GiddyupF6B View Post
    When I installed my belly pan (Mcguyver) it rubbed. I contacted the maker of the pan and he had me reinstall it with a floor Jack underneath pushing up on it then tightening the bolts.....worked like a charm. I took the pan off 2 rides later because I didn't like the excess heat it was forcing up on me.
    Excess heat?? Now you have me second guessing my purchase I know there are the vented ones, but didn't think they'd be very good as a jack surface. I had seen pics of using a motorcycle jack on the McGuyver model, and frankly, that was my main motivation in purchasing one. I think I'm probably going to end up with a Harbor Freight table lift before any longer. I've read good reviews. My next choice would be a Titan at quite a bit more money. I do all my own wrenching and servicing. Besides cost, I just simply do not trust most shops. I work on building systems, commercial/Industrial HVAC-R equipment from fractional horse power up to 1000 ton chillers so I'm not afraid of complicated machinery. Have manuals will travel.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GiddyupF6B View Post
    I took the pan off 2 rides later because I didn't like the excess heat it was forcing up on me.


    Yet another reason I run 'Sans-Pan',,, even the vented / louvered pans can't flush out as much heat as 'no pan' can,,,

    I made my own overflow tank protector outta 26 GA material,,, other than that, I run nekkid!!! (Pictures at 11!! )

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    Belly Pan

    You are not alone on belly pan scraping. I have just wore through my belly pan all the way. I got to replace it now and my pegs are about shot. My suspension is up +25 clicks. This bike will lean and scrape for sure!!!

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    Scotrod!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by Scotrod View Post


    Yet another reason I run 'Sans-Pan',,, even the vented / louvered pans can't flush out as much heat as 'no pan' can,,,

    I made my own overflow tank protector outta 26 GA material,,, other than that, I run nekkid!!! (Pictures at 11!! )
    I really would like to see that.... Pictures please....
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    Quote Originally Posted by FF-Ed View Post
    I really would like to see that.... Pictures please....
    Me,, runnin Nekkid?!?!



    OK, but you've been warned!!!!


    http://hondaf6b.com/showthread.php?3...hlight=redneck

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    The 6 is wide and low,,,(kinda like me!)

    W/ spirited riding, a 6 will scrape before many other bikes,,,

    Good news is, it is still plenty exciting for me in the corners,,,,

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    I never installed a belly pan, due to the fact I scrape the lower bodywork already.
    I thought if I'm scraping that, I would hate a belly pan.
    I drug my front crash bar in a left hander one day.....Talk about pucker factor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ericb445 View Post
    I never installed a belly pan, due to the fact I scrape the lower bodywork already.
    I thought if I'm scraping that, I would hate a belly pan.
    I drug my front crash bar in a left hander one day.....Talk about pucker factor.
    That's a spooky one.

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    Cool

    At the risk of if you take a better line there will be less scraping...
    " Truth is often deemed rude, blunt and to the point which is why so few make their friend " Freddy Hayler ..352-267-1553 Sanford, FLA Gutterman6000@Gmail.com

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