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I've had the Freedom Wings for about two years and can give a very favorable recommendation with no negatives to report. I would buy them again over the HD product because I've heard of too many that have broken.
__________________ 2007 Street Ultra
Stage 1½: Fuel Moto Power Package, SE255 cams.
I checked past posts and couldn't find where anyone had asked for opinions on which is best....Freedom Wings or Harley Davidson adjustable bat wing wind deflectors. Anybody had one, and then switched to the other? Why?
It's a shame that these Freedom Wings don't come in dark smoke, like the MOCO adjustable wind deflectors and most aftermarket fairing windshields. I would have seriously considered them, along with the Plus Wings.
__________________ "Frenchbiker"
2009 Vivid Black Ultra Classic FF Edition w/ ABS
SE AC / PC-V / CFR slip-ons
"Sex is like bridge, if you have a lousy partner, you better have a good hand."
It's a shame that these Freedom Wings don't come in dark smoke, like the MOCO adjustable wind deflectors and most aftermarket fairing windshields. I would have seriously considered them, along with the Plus Wings.
That is the only reason I went with the Hd adjustable. Have not had them long enough to know how they are going to last but they work great.
They have smoked and black in freedomwings and the black looks sharp. If my repair job ever gives I think I will try the black wings. You can always drop a layer of tint on the smoked to make them darker.
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To each his own, said the man eating dog shit.
I have the freedom wings and like the looks of them as well as they work great.
__________________ Scott J. Koehn 2004 Ultra Classic, Vance and Hines True Duals, Rinehart Slipons, Arlen ness Big sucker Stage 1 A/C, Vance and Hines Fuel Pak, 279 total lights, and lots of chrome.