Road Glide - advice please
Unless you use the handy radio controls on the left handlebar in the vicinity of the left thumb. Dave, did you also know there is a turn signal and a horn on the left bar as well?
I am amazed how many riders feel you have to have a bat wing operate the radio or turn your head at night.
actually, my wife's 2008 cadillac has headlights that turn when you do.... but that's not the point of this post. i have been thinking about that statement concerning the turning of the headlights for a couple of weeks.
someone tell me if i'm wrong or overthinking it here.... when you are at speed, you countersteer, press left, lean left, go left..... so it would seem logical to me that when you press left, you are actually turning the handlebars slightly to the right, which if you have a batwing, would then put your headlight slightly to the right, away from the direction you are turning, albeit ever so slightly.
so with the frame mounted fairing/headlight combo, you are actually putting more light where you want to go.
now granted this is all at speeds above parking lot speed, but that was the original point, curves at night.....
what say you?


Unless you use the handy radio controls on the left handlebar in the vicinity of the left thumb. Dave, did you also know there is a turn signal and a horn on the left bar as well?
I am amazed how many riders feel you have to have a bat wing operate the radio or turn your head at night.
Yea, like alot of forum users I wish there was a sarchasim font.
No blood, no fowl.
Dude - you are going to be pissed to leave it behind. Have fun and stay on the right side of the road...
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