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What Can I Do To Make My Yamaha R1 Run A Lot Cooler

Recently Took Over An R1 , This Bike Gets Extremley Hot And Some Time Uncomfortabe. By The Way Its An O6 All Stock.
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Re: What Can I Do To Make My Yamaha R1 Run A Lot Cooler

It should not just be over heating. Did you check the radiator fluid levels, then waterpump, thermostat, etc.?
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Old 02-16-2007, 04:03 PM
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Re: What Can I Do To Make My Yamaha R1 Run A Lot Cooler

My Bike Is Not Over Heating , Its Just Gets Extremely Hot. I Think Its A Yamaha Thing.
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Re: What Can I Do To Make My Yamaha R1 Run A Lot Cooler

Ok so it gets really hot then, how hot? Is it is not above the operating temperature or does the heat seem to be going through the seat or what? Try and be a little more specific if you could.
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Re: What Can I Do To Make My Yamaha R1 Run A Lot Cooler

Appreciate Your Feed Back , Being More Specific I Had Many Bikes In The Past Like Kawi And Suzuki But This Bike When I Am At A Red Light And The Fan Comes On , The Heat Is Intolerable. I Just Don't Remember All My Other Bikes Running As Hot. Some Heat Is To Be Expected But Man It Gets Hot !
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Re: What Can I Do To Make My Yamaha R1 Run A Lot Cooler

something is fishy....
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Re: What Can I Do To Make My Yamaha R1 Run A Lot Cooler

welcome to the world of new liter bikes. i thought my 954 ran hot but its just that they are getting smaller bikes around bigger engines.

i can't wear shorts without burning flesh and jeans aren't much better. riding sitting on the tank seems to solve the problem
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