Choppy wind
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From: Black Hills
While riding place your left arm across your chest. Move it up and down, then forward and back. You'll likely find some wind is coming under the fairing. By moving your arm around you'll be able to identify one of the sources.
The dealers selling the KW should have a "test drive before you buy" program. When I test drove mine with a 6.5 flare, they didn't have to take it off. I'd buy another one but it's not for everyone so do the test drive before buying and save yourself some time and money if it's not a good fit for you.
The dealers selling the KW should have a "test drive before you buy" program. When I test drove mine with a 6.5 flare, they didn't have to take it off. I'd buy another one but it's not for everyone so do the test drive before buying and save yourself some time and money if it's not a good fit for you.
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Joined: Mar 2020
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From: New England
Same here
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Joined: Sep 2016
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From: FL East Coast /Western NC
While riding place your left arm across your chest. Move it up and down, then forward and back. You'll likely find some wind is coming under the fairing. By moving your arm around you'll be able to identify one of the sources.
The dealers selling the KW should have a "test drive before you buy" program. When I test drove mine with a 6.5 flare, they didn't have to take it off. I'd buy another one but it's not for everyone so do the test drive before buying and save yourself some time and money if it's not a good fit for you.
The dealers selling the KW should have a "test drive before you buy" program. When I test drove mine with a 6.5 flare, they didn't have to take it off. I'd buy another one but it's not for everyone so do the test drive before buying and save yourself some time and money if it's not a good fit for you.
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4th Gear
Joined: Aug 2020
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From: Piedmont , SC
LOL MotoJockey. I used to ride sport bikes as well and learned really quick it didnt matter the size of bike most people didnt know how to ride them or didnt have the ***** to ride them as they were meant to be rode. So I had a good friend that rode a Harley who would always watch people try to challenge me because I was on a 600. After I would out run them he would say its all ***** after 130. So its something that has always stuck. But yes you wont see me doing 130 on the street glide.
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