Handlebar Deflectors for Winter Riding
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I have seen a few post inquiry about the Deflectors sold through National Cycle.
I have posted several pictures so others could see an example of what they look like on an FXD.
I installed these for cold weather riding, back in October. They do deflect the wind and rain.
It is really beginning to act like winter here, now. Highs in the 30's-40's, and lows in the teens-twenties.
I hope this doesn't last too long. I installed heated hand grips a few weeks ago......... really help a lot, especially at milder temps.
Heated glove liners are on the way this week, and next will be a heated liner or vest. Can't stop riding, until it snows anyway.
DougJ
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...eflectorsa.jpg
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...flectors2a.jpg
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...flectors1a.jpg
I have posted several pictures so others could see an example of what they look like on an FXD.
I installed these for cold weather riding, back in October. They do deflect the wind and rain.
It is really beginning to act like winter here, now. Highs in the 30's-40's, and lows in the teens-twenties.
I hope this doesn't last too long. I installed heated hand grips a few weeks ago......... really help a lot, especially at milder temps.
Heated glove liners are on the way this week, and next will be a heated liner or vest. Can't stop riding, until it snows anyway.
DougJ
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...eflectorsa.jpg
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...flectors2a.jpg
http://i126.photobucket.com/albums/p...flectors1a.jpg
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RE: Handlebar Deflectors for Winter Riding
Been thinking about the wind deflectors, finger tips are the only thing that gets so cold I cannot stand it. Do the deflectors themselfs take care of it??? I put hand warmers in my gloves, not going to get heated gloves or, grips...
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Been thinking about the wind deflectors, finger tips are the only thing that gets so cold I cannot stand it. Do the deflectors themselfs take care of it??? I put hand warmers in my gloves, not going to get heated gloves or, grips...
Been thinking about the wind deflectors, finger tips are the only thing that gets so cold I cannot stand it. Do the deflectors themselfs take care of it??? I put hand warmers in my gloves, not going to get heated gloves or, grips...
I think my finger tips probably get cold real quick. because I am very thin, and smoke way too much. Like being skinny in the summer, ain't no fun in the winter.
Best thing I've found for warming the finger tips, so far are the jugs (on the motor LOL). A little hard to keep the throttle hand warm, though.
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Nice looking bike, what kind of seat is that - it looks very comfortable
Nice looking bike, what kind of seat is that - it looks very comfortable
Corbins are hard but extrememely comfortable, if you like them. They are a love 'em/ hate 'em seat.
I ride on mine for hundreds of miles a day without tiring.
DougJ
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