Wind Deflector
#27
03-28-2008 | 09:44 PM
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From: SW Minnesota
RE: Wind Deflector
ORIGINAL: Beemervet
They removed it early on after introduction of the Twinkies to help deal with the increased heat from the new motors. They actually impede the flow of air across the heads by pushing it lower. Now they get more money from people who don't want their mustaches to tickle their nose.
They removed it early on after introduction of the Twinkies to help deal with the increased heat from the new motors. They actually impede the flow of air across the heads by pushing it lower. Now they get more money from people who don't want their mustaches to tickle their nose.
Soon after MoCo introduced the seat heat deflectors as well.....
And someone can correct me if I'm wrong, butdoesn't the fork baffle still come on the RoadGlides?
#28
03-28-2008 | 09:49 PM
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From: Ohio
RE: Wind Deflector
ORIGINAL: MNPGRider
I suggest you read what it says in the parts manual.
Soon after MoCo introduced the seat heat deflectors as well.....
ORIGINAL: Beemervet
They removed it early on after introduction of the Twinkies to help deal with the increased heat from the new motors. They actually impede the flow of air across the heads by pushing it lower. Now they get more money from people who don't want their mustaches to tickle their nose.
They removed it early on after introduction of the Twinkies to help deal with the increased heat from the new motors. They actually impede the flow of air across the heads by pushing it lower. Now they get more money from people who don't want their mustaches to tickle their nose.
Soon after MoCo introduced the seat heat deflectors as well.....
