It would depend on how his patent is written. I would guess it includes being a flap designed to divert heat from the rider. A false logo would be copyright infringement I think.It would only be "counterfeit" if it bore a false brand or logo representing it as Captain Itch (or other).
Replica or Copy would perhaps be more accurate, and only a problem if he was violating either intellectual property rights or some kind of patent.
Edit: I see he used the Indian script logo - that would usually result in a cease and desist order from the Polaris/Indian legal department.
yeah - nothing like a (1) cylinder motor..... I rented a Street Glide in the Smokey Mountains that did that and it wasn't even that hot out.... Problem was the HD Dealer didn't bother to inform me of that "great feature" or how to reset it so I was more than pissed when I had to ride the POS for 15 miles back to the dealer and demand my money back...lolThanks for the reply. I didn't realize the flaps moved upward at increased speed, hence my concern. Warm/hot weather my '12 Roadking will automatically shut down the rear cylinder as or when needed in stop and go traffic to aid rear cyl. cooling, which is a feature I like.
Interesting. Mine only cuts out the rear cyl during really warm/hot weather when at idle, like at a longish stop light. Soon as I twist the throttle, even just a tad, it goes right back to both cyls without even a hic up. Never had a problem with mine, but it does sound weird.yeah - nothing like a (1) cylinder motor..... I rented a Street Glide in the Smokey Mountains that did that and it wasn't even that hot out.... Problem was the HD Dealer didn't bother to inform me of that "great feature" or how to reset it so I was more than pissed when I had to ride the POS for 15 miles back to the dealer and demand my money back...lol
there's not much to a design for thatI almost believe that Capt. Itch has a patent or patent pending on the design. I could be wrong!
that is way too much information..... I saw bad grampa tooAs you become older the satchel begins to sag. Preparation H sometimes will firm up the outer surface. Hahaha !