Anyone using the Kuryakyn Wind Deflectors?
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Anyone using the Kuryakyn Wind Deflectors?
Need to get some deflectors to help with the buffeting. Just curious if these are worth the extra money.
http://www.kuryakyn.com/images/item/...uct/1312-2.jpg
http://www.kuryakyn.com/images/item/...uct/1312-2.jpg
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Need to get some deflectors to help with the buffeting. Just curious if these are worth the extra money.
http://www.kuryakyn.com/images/item/...uct/1312-2.jpg
http://www.kuryakyn.com/images/item/...uct/1312-2.jpg
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Where do you think most Harley-branded stuff is made, Milwaukee? I don't recall the OP asking about places of origin.
Actually the Kuryakyn version of the the fangs work as well as or better than the HD "fangs", which work very well indeed to stop the buffeting that comes up from under the windshield. Unlike the HD fangs, the Kuryakyn piece has a sliding opening that you can keep open in hot weather. Neither one obstructs air flow to the engine.
Actually the Kuryakyn version of the the fangs work as well as or better than the HD "fangs", which work very well indeed to stop the buffeting that comes up from under the windshield. Unlike the HD fangs, the Kuryakyn piece has a sliding opening that you can keep open in hot weather. Neither one obstructs air flow to the engine.
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