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ORIGINAL: mistermooster
Quit riding side-saddle.
ORIGINAL: Qball
Ok this has been driving me nuts. I just put over 1200 miles on last week with most of them at highway speeds. My left leg seems to get different turbulance than my right. I am constantly reaching down to pull the left pant leg down over my boot. The right stays fine, but the left blows up.
Ok this has been driving me nuts. I just put over 1200 miles on last week with most of them at highway speeds. My left leg seems to get different turbulance than my right. I am constantly reaching down to pull the left pant leg down over my boot. The right stays fine, but the left blows up.
[sm=bustedsign.gif] Sounds like ya been caught.
ORIGINAL: mrsr71
These are cheaper than the Faarken and work great. You can't even tell you’re wearing 'em

https://www.innovativemotorcycleacce...ategory_id=149
These are cheaper than the Faarken and work great. You can't even tell you’re wearing 'em


https://www.innovativemotorcycleacce...ategory_id=149
They're sexy too!! [sm=bangbang.gif]
ORIGINAL: Qball
Ok this has been driving me nuts. I just put over 1200 miles on last week with most of them at highway speeds. My left leg seems to get different turbulance than my right. I am constantly reaching down to pull the left pant leg down over my boot. The right stays fine, but the left blows up. I have the small extra pieces on the bottom of my fairing. Does anyone else experience this?? I know they sell straps with clips, but I think they look like the straps that hold my sheets to the mattress, not for me.
Ok this has been driving me nuts. I just put over 1200 miles on last week with most of them at highway speeds. My left leg seems to get different turbulance than my right. I am constantly reaching down to pull the left pant leg down over my boot. The right stays fine, but the left blows up. I have the small extra pieces on the bottom of my fairing. Does anyone else experience this?? I know they sell straps with clips, but I think they look like the straps that hold my sheets to the mattress, not for me.
You don't have that big brake pedel causing a different air flow on the left...
Many years ago, the military called them blousing rubbers. Today I use the rubber cords they sell to hold tent tarps on. They are like a large Hair tie, people put pony tails up with. A looped cord with a plastic ball on the end. They work wonders when I put my chapps on in the cold weather. I put a set on the bottom and I can put my feet on the pegs and no cold air gets up my legs!!! Dan
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