What windshield?
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#24
They absolutely do have fork fangs for the ‘17 Street Glide, I have them on mine.
If you’re 5’8” you will NOT stop the buffeting without fork fangs or lowers. The air coming under the faring and hitting the tank is causing your discomfort.
Also, a Long Ride Shields recurve windscreen is the best bang for the buck you can get. Another advantage of the LRS is that you can use the three pouch windshield bag. You can’t with Windsplitter or Klockwerks windshields.
If you’re 5’8” you will NOT stop the buffeting without fork fangs or lowers. The air coming under the faring and hitting the tank is causing your discomfort.
Also, a Long Ride Shields recurve windscreen is the best bang for the buck you can get. Another advantage of the LRS is that you can use the three pouch windshield bag. You can’t with Windsplitter or Klockwerks windshields.
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#27
They are just down the road from me. Great quality. I just took off a ~7" curved shield to install the Klock Werks. I think my issue with the Freedom shield was the height, but I bought it for another project and another bike, so I wasn't planning on using it in this application. I went with the KW because a buddy has it and raves about it.
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#30
what is causing the buffeting? air over the shield? air under the fairing? go for a ride, when you experience buffeting, hold your left arm horizontally across your chest. If the buffeting stops, the air is coming from below. That proves it is not your windshield. Fangs or some form of fairing to block air flow from below will help. If your arm does not stop the buffeting, the air is coming from above, or somewhere else. Try this before you start spending money on new shields.....