Hey FATBOYEMT. I have a couple of Pictures of the Hotel New Hampshire with my '07 Fire Red/Black pearl Ultra taken last summer. Could not afford to stay there but enjoyed sitting on the back veranda and having a Coke. Ride safe--I will be adding the Freedom wings soon.
walt

 

the dragon wings work just as well, cost about the same and look a whole lot better. harley has them now but Kuryakyn started the deal.

 

just got mine today, fixin to put them on and give them a spin

 

Put my freedom wings on yesterday and plan on giving them a good test riding this weekend. I'm hoping for some help!...I have a 9 1/2 " windshield on my Street Glide, added the fork baffle, and even added vented lower fairings two weeks ago trying to get rid of the buffeting for long trips. I was still experiencing too much turbulence so I'm really counting on these wings. Will report back later...

 

solorider, the only thing that will help your long distance buffeting is a higher windshield. It's the price to pay; either you look "cool" with the shorter windshield or enjoy the smoother "ride" with the higher windshield.

 

got the freedom wings on. man they are awesome. they definetly cut this florida heat.

 

Walt,

I hear ya on not being able to aford to stay there. I took the wife to Wentworth By the Sea a couple years ago but the Mt Washington Hotel is her holy grail. What was there reaction to someone pulling up on a scoot?

 

We have the Freedom Wings on the CopGlide and are a great addition to hot weather riding.

Got ours for $58 dollars from a local dealer. Easy to mount, work well, and are a good value as best we can tell.

Ride Em Carry Em


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Freedom Wings work great and very versatile.

 

They should help, but since you already have a 9.5" shield and lower fairings, I'm not sure you're going to ever get0 turbulence. How tall are you? I'm also curious if you rode a bike without a fairing , just a windshield before? Fairings DO block a lot of air and overall give more protection, but they can, until you get it dialed in right, created some unusual and harsh turbulence. I have mine where I like it now, with either a 7", 9" for longer trips, and for the ultimate a 13" Cee Bailey SSC. That's when you lose the turbulence, at least at my height, 6'.