Soft lowers...opinions?

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02-09-2009, 05:28 AM

pjbolo

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check out sagebrushguards.com
I have a set for my 06 RKC and use them in the fall and early spring..
They do keep the wind and rain of your legs for the most part...

On and off in less than a minut, the fold up and take almost no room in your bags....
they also come with the cut out for foot pegs..

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02-09-2009, 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by toolman44092

I bought the Road Spirit soft lowers. They have cut-outs for highways pegs and mount with thick velcro strips. They don't move at all at speeds up to 90 (or so I've heard he he).

I think they were 40 or 45 bucks shipped to my door.

+1 They are on ebay. Very easy to put on and off and flold.

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02-09-2009, 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by timbakersr

use them with my rain gators on my feet. when its cold they really break the wind and keep your feet dry in the rain.
However I never use them when it over 50 and my gas milage goes down with them on. One other thing they creat a lot of wind that comes straight up in the front part of the tank right into my chest and face.

I haven't experienced this with mine, however, I have the $20 front fork air baffle installed so it may be helping when the engine guard chaps are on.

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