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| Meanwhile, the inside of the motor is creating higher temps. \\ | Meanwhile, the inside of the motor is creating higher temps. \\ | ||
| The oil reacts to the temp of it's surroundings (metal around it heats up, oil heats up because of it). \\ | The oil reacts to the temp of it's surroundings (metal around it heats up, oil heats up because of it). \\ | ||
| - | So if the heat coming off the motor is blown away from it, that keeps the that heat from staying close to the motor and reaching even higher temps. \\ | + | So if the heat coming off the motor is blown away from it, that keeps the heat from staying close to the motor and reaching even higher temps. \\ |
| It also keeps the oil inside from reaching higher temps but air while riding down the road doesn't actually cool the oil. \\ | It also keeps the oil inside from reaching higher temps but air while riding down the road doesn't actually cool the oil. \\ | ||
| The oil inside the motor doesn't directly receive the benefit of outside air flow. \\ | The oil inside the motor doesn't directly receive the benefit of outside air flow. \\ | ||
