Show me some pics of your Memphis Shades lowers/deflectors or any other lower or wind deflector...how are they mounted and do they stop head buffeting?

Thanks in advance.

 

Here is a picture from my cell phone. The lowers move the wind around so the buffetting is not as bad at interstate speeds. Interestingly enough when I lean back about 2 inches the buffeting stops almost completely. I am looking into some kind of new riser configuration to move me backl. It is like the wind is deflected by the lowere then hits my shins and comes up and the buffet dance begins.
Good luck!

 

Yeah..I was a 21G...P1a....LOL.

 

I've had much the same results as Karlkcfi.. the wind noise and turbulence are not
eliminated, but greatly reduced. We get so many crosswinds out here that it's difficult
to test the results of different angles but with my setup, I've found that having
them almost flat on to the air flow is giving me the best results.

What's a real hoot is that occasionally they'll scoop up a bug and plaster him on the
INSIDE of the windscreen..

This is a December 09 photo. The lower inside edge has been radiused to give clearance
over the Superbrace fork brace. If you are not using this kind of brace, there is no
need to radius that edge.

 

I have a 16" windvest and the Memphis Shades lowers.
I'm experimenting with different tilt angles and heights with these screens. I'm able to tilt the windvest back (at the top), seems to do better there than if it's at the same angle as my forks. I have the lowers pulled back (at the sides) also. This setup is SOOO much better than a Harley QR screen, I can easily read signs on the freeway. I have a Sundowner seat that is cut down a bit and a backrest so I sit tall and can easily see way over the shield. I'm thinking about ordering a custom 18" screen with 1" extra on top and bottom, if they can do that.
It's nice, it's much better, but it's not over, still working on the problem.

Mike

 

ill snap some pics of mine tonight for you, i took the smame ones they use on trouring bikes, driled them and tapped them to the supports for the shield... of course i powded them all black. granted i have a stearing damper but there is no buffering and the wife and i can carry on a converstaion no problem i only put it on if i am going to be doing over 200 or so miles highway... but they came out great and look pretty mean as well... i will get some pics up tonight for ya

 

here is a shot of mine




stored waiting for a long ride

 

I can't understand all these complaints about buffeting. I just wear my Jack's Flaps and the buffeting and wind noise behind the shield is all but eliminated. I put it on over a t-shirt, or heavy jacket, and that's all I do. I'm still a smoker and just ride and smoke my cigarettes and enjoy the comfort of not being beat all to s--t and don't have any buzz in my ears when I get where I'm going. It's hard to convince folks that the vest really does work---strange

 

Not strange really, I/we just need a FLAPS-UP picture to decide if it's something I/we would wear. With my setup I'm wearing a t-shirt period and no buffeting but am always looking for different ideas.

Mike

 

What I was getting at Mike is, you buy a shield for your bike, yea it keeps the big stuff off but the buffeting sucks so you buy another shield, no go, then you finally buy lowers and the buffeting is gone or, at least acceptable. I'm saying most of the money people spend is wasted money because in most of those cases the vest would have taken care of the problem with the original shield that you bought. How many millions have been spent swapping windshields/taking it off halfway and chucking it in a ditch looking for a solution???, think about it, about the only place I care about buffeting is my head. If my head is happy, I'm happy