Regular or Spoiler windhhield on batwing fairing?
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Regular or Spoiler windhhield on batwing fairing?
I took my new Memphis Shades batwing fairing out for it's first ride today. Like the lack of pressure on my chest, and at low speeds I like the wind hitting me around eye level. But then I got on the highway and the fluttering (buffetting?) was pretty unpleasant. I'm wearing a half helmet and I have the 5" windshield.
I prefer to have as low a windshield as possible, while avoiding that head buffetting. Do I go for a regular 7" windshield, or the 6.5" Spoiler windshield? I ask because the little that I've seen of people asking about it, there may be some problems with the spoiler not being that good.
Thanks for any help!
I prefer to have as low a windshield as possible, while avoiding that head buffetting. Do I go for a regular 7" windshield, or the 6.5" Spoiler windshield? I ask because the little that I've seen of people asking about it, there may be some problems with the spoiler not being that good.
Thanks for any help!
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Well, I already have the fairing, so I just need the correct size windshield that goes with it, not a different setup.
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Memphis shades seem to have a good reputation here.
I have the 21" HD nostalgic shield on my Deluxe and I look through the shield. I have virtually no buffeting on my head. Even though you have the Bat Wing fairing I would still say that you have better wind buffeting with the tallest shield you can stand.
No shield or smaller shield looks better but for comfort which I am all for taller shields work better against buffeting.
I have the 21" HD nostalgic shield on my Deluxe and I look through the shield. I have virtually no buffeting on my head. Even though you have the Bat Wing fairing I would still say that you have better wind buffeting with the tallest shield you can stand.
No shield or smaller shield looks better but for comfort which I am all for taller shields work better against buffeting.
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