Air Deflectors
- wilsonrcky
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Air Deflectors
Would like to know if air deflectors help deflect the heat from the engine away from you? I have looked at the Dragon Wings and some others.
- WingAdmin
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Re: Air Deflectors
I've got Baker Wings on my bike, and they make a huge difference. In summer, they bring cold air in toward you, in winter, they deflect it away from you. I don't know that they deflect engine heat so much as take it away with the fresh air stream, but they do make a tremendous difference.
- WA9FWT
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Re: Air Deflectors
I sure agree with our Wing Admin, they are worth there money. They sure work great in cold weather & hot for the operator.
I don't think they help the passanger that much, but I have seen posts that said they have.
I will keep mine on for sure.
WA9FWT Phil
I don't think they help the passanger that much, but I have seen posts that said they have.
I will keep mine on for sure.
WA9FWT Phil
- bobby2407
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Re: Air Deflectors
dragon wings don't help much for hot weather,even though they look better imop,baker or national cycle brand work best