Fairing Adjustment
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Joined: May 2008
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From: Bellevue, NE
But I can't say that I want to either, I have to add. On windy days, my old Wide Glide used to beat me up, even with the detachable windshield. Don't miss it one bit.
Road Captain
Joined: Sep 2007
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From: Springfield Ohio
This.
Yes, it will be irksome at first, but after a day or two (I think it was 300 miles in for me), your brain goes back to noticing what it should be noticing...it's like the white noise machines...for a brief period your brain is thinking "damn static noise is a PITA!", but shortly thereafter, you don't notice it. Like 67 said, try it....you'll quickly enjoy it, and wonder why you waited
Yes, it will be irksome at first, but after a day or two (I think it was 300 miles in for me), your brain goes back to noticing what it should be noticing...it's like the white noise machines...for a brief period your brain is thinking "damn static noise is a PITA!", but shortly thereafter, you don't notice it. Like 67 said, try it....you'll quickly enjoy it, and wonder why you waited
After 30 years riding almost entirely offroad where I'm used to looking ahead to pick a line but up close to maneuver around obstacles, I was concerned about the loss of view a fairing would result in. Took a day to realize that I hadn't even tried to look at my tire. If I want to avoid something, I do it early and wide automatically. I'm more concerned with Texting Tina than that road gater 200 feet ahead of me... road gaters don't cut you off!
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