- Joined
- Dec 7, 2017
- Messages
- 480
- Reaction score
- 348
- Location
- Wellington, Western Cape
- Bike
- Honda CRF-1100L Africa Twin
Hi, so I truly enjoy my GSA everywhere it takes me, rocky stuff, technical terrain and even sand. There is one little thing that is quite irritating.
When riding sandy tracks, especially in the morning when everything is wet from the previous night's dew, the front wheel picks up sand and throws it straight up the steering colum/forks/handlebar and into one's eyes. Normally this is also when your visor fogs up, so you're sort of forced to ride with an open visor.
My 800 had a nice plastic thing mounted on the triple clamp to keep all the sand where it should be. Has someone came up with an idea to fix this issue?
I have an idea, but maybe some of you already fixed it? Or is it just me being overly sensitive?
TIA
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When riding sandy tracks, especially in the morning when everything is wet from the previous night's dew, the front wheel picks up sand and throws it straight up the steering colum/forks/handlebar and into one's eyes. Normally this is also when your visor fogs up, so you're sort of forced to ride with an open visor.
My 800 had a nice plastic thing mounted on the triple clamp to keep all the sand where it should be. Has someone came up with an idea to fix this issue?
I have an idea, but maybe some of you already fixed it? Or is it just me being overly sensitive?
TIA
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