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11-25-2010, 08:26 AM
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I'm hoping that will improve, but it's a gamble. I fitted the Memphis Shades clamp-on lowers
to my 2009 FXDC and I found that they did improve things. I wear a modular helmet so while
I'd like to get a buffeting reduction, my main concern is hand protection as many of us here
in New Mexico ride year round as while the temps get down, the weather is usually very
clear and my Gerbing heated gloves just can't keep up with 20 degrees and 70mph for
a couple hours at a stretch.
to my 2009 FXDC and I found that they did improve things. I wear a modular helmet so while
I'd like to get a buffeting reduction, my main concern is hand protection as many of us here
in New Mexico ride year round as while the temps get down, the weather is usually very
clear and my Gerbing heated gloves just can't keep up with 20 degrees and 70mph for
a couple hours at a stretch.
I'll be following this thread to see how it works out.
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11-25-2010, 09:51 AM
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11-25-2010, 10:39 AM
I will admit....I turned my lean and mean FXD into a rolling sofa.
For around town riding, a lightened up and built XL (Sporty) is the way to go.
This bike, is my "do everything", pack it up real quick and go coast to coast.
As long as my MP3 is charged, and I got gas and oil, I'm ready to roll.
~Joe
For around town riding, a lightened up and built XL (Sporty) is the way to go.
This bike, is my "do everything", pack it up real quick and go coast to coast.
As long as my MP3 is charged, and I got gas and oil, I'm ready to roll.
~Joe
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11-26-2010, 04:22 AM
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11-26-2010, 08:35 AM
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11-26-2010, 08:57 AM