Baker Built Air Deflectors

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04-16-2015, 05:08 PM

TheBobs

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Originally Posted by FuzzyWuzHe

Could you post a pic mounted .. I can't seem to get the one on the site to expand ... been watching these too

My only concern with "blocking the wind", with the mostly air cooled beast, I worry about robbing it of cooling ... I get no heat on me (so far) and don't want to start. Plus I'd like it to last awhile.

Here are a couple from up close and one from back about 6 feet. They blend in pretty good. I actually removed my fork mounted deflectors. I had those on there for buffeting. With the taller windshield, buffeting was less a problem than the air coming up from under the fairing and drying out my eyes. It's all good now. Minor buffeting, and no dry eyes. Best of both worlds.

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04-26-2015, 07:33 AM

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Finally got out yesterday after installing the Baker Built air deflectors. They do help with the wind from under the faring. Does not eliminate it. The air that does get under should help in hot weather conditions. Much more comfortable air flow around your face and helmet. Easy installation.

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04-26-2015, 06:06 PM

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Hey Hambone, any chance you could post a couple of pictures of how the Baker deflectors are mounted on the 2015 models?

I would like to see them go to a frame mounted deflector vs a fork mounted one like they used on the pre 2014 models.

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