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Old 11-26-2008, 10:30 PM
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How much do the soft leather lowers help during winter riding say around low 30's.
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Old 11-26-2008, 10:35 PM
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I had these on my Heritage !!!!!!! Huge difference!!!!!!!!!! blocks a lot of wind!!
 
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Old 11-26-2008, 10:45 PM
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use them on 08 road glide, they do a good job
 
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Jack used them when I had my Electraglide and they helped quite a bit. Easy on and off and inexpensive.
 
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Mounted on my Road King, the wind that doesn't go on your legs goes on your body :-(
 
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I liked them well enough to buy hard lowers after a few cold days and some rain. The soft lowers are very handy to have.
 
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I must be getting old, because I have caught myself looking at them lately.
 
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Hopefully Im not getting old, I just find it harder to suffer in the cold anymore for no reason.
 
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Those things ARE worth the money! I still use them on my sporty.
 
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I just got a set and they definetly help extend the ride. Blocks the wind
from hitting your feet. Which for me is the hardest body part to keep
warm when it's freezing.
For $39 what the hell, and you can also take em off
and on in no time.
 


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