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For a really easy solution (no install and easily removeable when you don't want to use them: You could check out the Desert Dawgs/Digits rain & wind deflectors. On most bikes, they will block out a high percentage of the updrafts. Made in the USA, they look classic - and they're $10 off most styles right now. http://www.leadermotorcycle.com/harl...n-rain-guards/
I forget what brand these are but they work great to help with wind buffeting.
I kinda like the look of the HD ones as well but wont trade out at this point.
I just swapped out lower legs for powder coated black and think the chrome wind deflectors contrast nicely with it. Attachment 623978
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