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I have a 2025 R1S (lease). Back before I was comfortable driving the thing, I backed into a small metal sign. That sign put a 4 inch slice into the bumper cover. None of the sensors were damaged, there's hardly any denting, it's simply a gash/slice. Regardless, to save some money, I'm hoping I...

I have noticed some hood deformation at high speeds, but I don't think this is related or cause for concern, but IDK.

Ok...I've narrowed it down! Unfortunately, tape didn't do anything for me. Tested multiple seams all around the hood and grill area. However! I read that other post above about it being related to the "leaf screen" that covers the cabin air intake. (Visible with frunk open). I pulled it all...

Pretty sure my seams line up visually, but I'll double-check that. I might try taping up those seems with painters tape, just to see if there's something to it though.

Damn...wish we knew exactly what the adjustment was. I pulled the cabin airfilter cover, cleaned out a bunch of leaves and debris etc. Snapped everything back into place. Still whistling in the 40-55 mph range.

Just circling back here. Did you ever find the culprit? I still have the issue, and it's annoying af.

I have the turquoise clips on my 2nd gen R1s. I had a couple go bad, so the trim wasn't snug. The problem is, the "shoulder" pieces, that get inserted into the panel, are breaking right where they attach to the flared cap. So they wont expand back out properly, to catch the inside of the panel...

Ohhhh...no sh*t? Interesting, I'll take a look.

I noticed the panels closest to the front wheel well had some "give". When tapping on them, they made some noise where they connected to the panels around them. However, it didn't sound like the same noise I'm hearing in the cabin while driving. Good idea with the tape though. Any particular...

Interesting. Which panels exactly? Like the "grill" area?

I'll try to get a recording of it. It's either coming from the front, or underneath. It's definitely "outside" though.

I went under, and found two central screws missing from the skidplate. Found replacements and tightened up. However, that did not resolve the issue. Again, it's only when traveling 50/60+ mph. I've crawled under, checked other skid plates and looked all around in the wheel well...tapping on...