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- Wish You Were Here
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- Checkout
As modern bikes offer increasingly higher levels of performance the issue of protecting vital components becomes more critical.
More and more cheap copies of good product are hitting websites and bike-shop shelves, and it’s getting tougher to work out what’s solid gold and what’s just bling. Radiator guards are a good example.
There’s no doubt a bike’s radiator is a high-exposure component of a complex system. To perform its function properly a radiator pretty much has to be out there, figuratively, and sometimes quite literally, swinging in the breeze. And because a radiator is a heat exchanger it relies on big surface area and thin-walled channels of fluid.
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