Sportster to a street glide
Road Warrior
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From: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
connect a pair of Croakies to the sunglasses and tighten them around your head. that will keep them from moving at any speed. 4.99 http://www.fishusa.com/product/Croak...mpaign=bing_ps
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From: 40 miles Northeast of Indy..
thinking you need to figure out if its the bike that wobbling or is it your head..????
I don't think the Fangs fits the touring bikes..?? but they work on Softails.. I have them..
you didn't say if you wear a helmet.. Cause a too loose of lid can also cause your head to flutter side to side.. I just leaned that 3 yrs ago..
You will get wind buffering on you bike... My son has a 10 ST-GLD and he bought something that HD sells that goes on the lower part of the Triple Tree that Reduces the Buffeting and He swears by it, plus he got a little higher re-curve shield that helped even more.
hope some of or any of this helps...
I don't think the Fangs fits the touring bikes..?? but they work on Softails.. I have them..
you didn't say if you wear a helmet.. Cause a too loose of lid can also cause your head to flutter side to side.. I just leaned that 3 yrs ago..
You will get wind buffering on you bike... My son has a 10 ST-GLD and he bought something that HD sells that goes on the lower part of the Triple Tree that Reduces the Buffeting and He swears by it, plus he got a little higher re-curve shield that helped even more.
hope some of or any of this helps...
Last edited by oct1949; Aug 14, 2015 at 03:19 PM. Reason: add more about the sons bike.
Road Captain
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From: Central Wisconsin
A bandana is about $2.00
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From: perry, fl
sitting on your bike, the top of your windshield should be between your nose and upper lip. as been said, if your shield is to low or seat sits you to high, the wind will drive you crazy...feel like your head is getting beat like a drum. but when you get it right, its great. good luck
Road Warrior
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From: New Hampshire
I had that issue with my glasses seeming to bounce a bit, causing wobbly vision. Added Air Deflectors on the fairing and it all cleared up. Make sure you get the type you can open up - even open the deflectors disrupt the air movement enough that it doesn't affect vision.
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