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Will the small wind deflectors that mount on your forks, help keep the wind from blowing your feet off the floor boards?
Or do you need to use the ones that mount to the crash bar?
Thanks
Generally 80 to 85 on the hiway.
Sometimes faster.
Honestly, it's been a long time since I've ridden without lowers. Very nice addition to a bagger (imo)
If foot/lower leg protection is what you're after, I'd say they are the solution to your problem. The fork deflectors do more for the 'updraft' behind the fairing
When I put the fork deflectors on my FLHTC it
helped with the feeling that the wind was forcing
My legs away from tank.
Also helped with the buffetting.
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