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Reviews (2)
Nov 22, 2016
Works well, but could adhere better
No size issues with these heatsinks. I had to remove the large one to read the specifics printed on the chip and noticed a small area where the adhesive didn't touch the chip in the middle, only around the edges. Not sure if it's the on-board-chip, adhesive tape or heatsink that's not flat. I suspect a bit of heatsink (cpu) paste will improve the heatsink's performance, but it will likely interfere with the adhesive and could fall off if not secured in some other way.
Regardless, the heatsink does its job as is and it's better than having nothing at all on the raspberry pi. I'm still using mine with the supplied adhesive and it's doing well so far.
Application is simple, just peel off the adhesive backing and stick on the chips. I would recommend this to any raspberry pi owner, as the on-board chips can get quite warm, depending on the usage scenario and if the chip is overclocked. Running the chips at a lower temperature (by adding a heatsink) is a sure way to extend the lifespan of the board.
Nov 22, 2016
Pleasant surprise.
I bought this to replace my current cover that started tearing from wind agitation. I got the XL size for a Yamaha Xmax 125cc, which is a little too big, but was thinking rather too big than too small.
The breathing flaps by the handles are a nice touch and thus far I found that it dispels water very well. Rain beads up and is easy to shake off. I hope it's not a coating that will wear off with time. But so far I'm very pleasantly surprised with how easy it is to shake it dry before taking it off the bike.
Having the small lined holes by the wheels is also a great feature if you live in an area where covers get nicked all the time. I pass through my chain to secure the cover to the wheel and thus have one less thing to worry about.
My previous cover didn't have a clip in the middle to secure it under the bike. I do like this, albeit a bit tricky to reach under the bike to secure it properly (but no big issue). I mostly only clip it if the weather report is windy/stormy and over periods when I know I won't be driving much.
As for hot exhaust... the Xmax has a lengthwise panel on the side of the exhaust, so the cover doesn't touch it. I've been putting the cover on straight after driving with no melting issues so far.