[Jonny Belfast]

Hi all.
Has anyone fitted a tail tidy and then found when riding in the wet the water sprays right up your back?
I was hoping someone on here has came up with a solution to fix this, maybe a splash guard like the BMW gs 1100 has.

Any ideas?

 

[banks619]

You can buy a splash guard that goes right over the rear wheel but to me they aren't that attractive. Search eBay for honda msx and you will find a couple on there.


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[Grom pilot]

Thats the price we pay for beauty.....

 

[Remould]

Yeah, I've the same problem here. I was more interested in getting the ComposiMo TidyTail than thinking about the consequences of using it in the British autumn time.
Myself and the bike gets covered in sh1t almost every outing, lol.

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[Freakytikitv]

Rear rack stops that and functional too

 

[JimmyD]

This is why I don't remove rear fenders from motorcycles. Turns out they're there for a reason.

 

[rkwfxd]

I don't ride in the rain.


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[Capn Kirk]

I don't ride in the rain.

Me either.

 

[Grom'n-BR]

What happens if you stretch it?
stay clean?

 

[Grom pilot]

Sounds like you need to dress for your ride,are you complaining that your Ed Hardy shirt is getting dirty?

A little poopoo..haha

 

[humilde_s13]

would a seat cowl solve your problem?

 

[BiG Chris]

Don't ride in the rain and your problem is solved!

 

[viper_biker]

Guessing the OP's name indicates his location. If you only ride on dry days in Belfast/Northern Ireland then you'd not do many miles.

As for stopping spray. I've the same problem, just resigned to the fact that it's just gonna happen.

 

[fashionrider712]

Rear rack stops that and functional too

my rear rack doesn't stop any water. what rack do you have? or do u mean it will if you have something on the rack?

i was thinking of weaving something through the bars on the rear rack.