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I had a set of Road King deflectors on my Switchback, I just had to drill one hole.
But when I added an MS Batwing, they didn't allow enough clearance between the extra side deflectors on the Batwing and the relocated turn signals, so I bought a set from JES.
The JES ones are more money, but they fit properly, are really good quality and work just as good.
Thanks all! I think I'll register for the Switchback forum just to check them out. I may end up going with the Jes Custom deflectors. THought maybe I could swing the $165 but need to wait to see if CAR is going to pass inspection, or if we need new tires. Ugh. Then again, told hubby if it gets a reject, just bring it home and park it for the summer, lol!
I have a set of MS fork deflectors on my 12 Switchback. The mounting hardware is listed as for a Yamaha V-Star and it works just fine. My wife used to have a Vstar 650 classic and I tried those and fit fine. I had to modify my fork deflectors once I installed the MS batwing and relocated the front signals. Some information is posred on the Switchback forum.
I have a set of MS fork deflectors on my 12 Switchback. The mounting hardware is listed as for a Yamaha V-Star and it works just fine. My wife used to have a Vstar 650 classic and I tried those and fit fine. I had to modify my fork deflectors once I installed the MS batwing and relocated the front signals. Some information is posred on the Switchback forum.
there you go, johnnyo can you post the part number used for future searchers
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