Fork Air Deflector = Engine Heat on Leg
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Put some floorboard extenders on and that will solve your heat on the leg issues. I'm running the fork & fairing deflectors with 1 1/2" floorboard extenders and I have no issues with heat. Of course I'm also running a Rev Perf EMS which takes care of the stock lean conditions these bikes come with from the factory.
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So, has anyone else solved this problem using the fairing deflectors? As posted, the buffeting is gone, but the heat is almost to much to take.
HELP ME FIGURE THIS OUT. Never saw anyone post about this problem when I decided to put them on the bike. Oh, and yes, I have tried going faster, it did not help.
HELP ME FIGURE THIS OUT. Never saw anyone post about this problem when I decided to put them on the bike. Oh, and yes, I have tried going faster, it did not help.
fairing deflectors and fork deflectors are two different things... your meaning the fork deflectors in your statement?
i've lowers and fairing deflectors.. harley adjustable.. and they do help take the heat away when adjusted.. can't say anything about the fork deflectors or "fangs" as i don't have them.. didn't need them.. the lowers and fairing deflectors with an lrs ultra 8" shield took care of everything for me.
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Put some floorboard extenders on and that will solve your heat on the leg issues. I'm running the fork & fairing deflectors with 1 1/2" floorboard extenders and I have no issues with heat. Of course I'm also running a Rev Perf EMS which takes care of the stock lean conditions these bikes come with from the factory.
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Look man, I AM the head cashier at the WalMart and there's plenty of air left (that's not in the way of the deflectors) to cool the motor. Double-dog duh.