[PatinIdaho]

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Do these things work or just look trick. I would like to get a littel more wind moving moving around my leggs and do they help toget some off teh passangers leggs also?

Heres a look at them. http://www.wingthings-texas.com/fairingwinddeflectors1200.htm

Pat

 

[Budegan]

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Hi Pat. They will give you a nice cool breeze across your lower body and thighs. Great on a hot summer day.

 

[Goldwinger1984]

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Everyone I know who has them mounted on their bike say's they work great and they can be a nice looking accessory on your Wing if you into that.

For myself I'm more into a stripped down, basic Wing without all the extra goodies because each ounce you add makes the bike a little slower.

Now, If I could only get rid of a few hundred ounces off of my own body I wouldn't have to worry about the weight of the bike. LOL

Vic

 

[exavid]

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Goldwinger1984 wrote:

Everyone I know who has them mounted on their bike say's they work great and they can be a nice looking accessory on your Wing if you into that.

For myself I'm more into a stripped down, basic Wing without all the extra goodies because each ounce you add makes the bike a little slower.

Now, If I could only get rid of a few hundred ounces off of my own body I wouldn't have to worry about the weight of the bike. LOL

Vic

My bike came with Baker made wings on it when I bought it. So far they are about the only non-stock stuff I've left on. I hate the looks of them, but the do help in the cold by keeping a good bit of draft off. I can't make up my mind about them, the do give you a lot of control of the passing breeze but they sure are ugly to me!

 

[imisthree]

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:dude:I've had themon my wing for 6 years andI wouldn't ride with them. There great in the cool months keeping cold air off legs and also in thesummer keeping the body cool

 

[englishted]

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I've had them on all my Goldwings and they are one accessry that actually serves a useful purpose.

 

[Goldwinger1984]

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Now that's a very good point englishted.

Vic

 

[tricky]

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I've used Wind Wings from Tulsa on my 85 Aspy for the past 15 years. Using a tall Tulsa Wind shield with a vent and these wind wings give me lots of breeze during the hot summer.

 

[Guest]

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Heyimisthree :waving: Welcome to the forum. :clapper: Now please update your profile and include your LOCATION. :whip:

:crying: :18red: :crying:

 

[AZWinger]

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Think I'm going toorder some! If it will help deflect the hot air off me in the summer, I think I'll give them a try!

Sometimes comfort takes priority over looks!

Bob

 

[Goldwinger1984]

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I've got an 85 Wing in my garage right now that has them on and since they are color matched to the bike and have chrome trim, they actually look pretty good as an accent if you like that sort of stuff.

Vic

 

[PatinIdaho]

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Cool. Thanks guys think i'll get me some:clapper:

Pat

 

[exavid]

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Here's the info on the Baker Built wings I have on my bike. Mine are red to match the bike and they are the two piece units.

http://www.bakerbuilt.com/hon_up_pic.asp

 

[exavid]

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PatinIdaho wrote:

Cool. Thanks guys think i'll get me some:clapper:

Pat

One other thing, you should get over your fear of wind wings!

:goofygrin::goofygrin::15red::goofygrin::goofygrin:

 

[PatinIdaho]

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Awww shucks i'm not afraid of themI mostle wanted them to help keep the wind off my legs. It's still 35 deg. here at 5am when i get off work. I just did not want to spend the money on something that would not do that. But thanks to the guys here i can order some now.

pat

 

[Guest]

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imisthree wrote:

:dude:I've had themon my wing for 6 years andI wouldn't ride with them.

Does that mean that you have not used your wing for 6 years. :stumped:Well if your not using your wing :whip: then you might have the time to update your profile and complete the LOCATION slot and tell us where you live. :crying:

:baffled: :18red: :baffled:

 

[exavid]

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Redwing. wrote:

imisthree wrote:

:dude:I've had themon my wing for 6 years andI wouldn't ride with them.

Does that mean that you have not used your wing for 6 years. :stumped:Well if your not using your wing :whip: then you might have the time to update your profile and complete the LOCATION slot and tell us where you live. :crying:

REDWING, If he's not ridden his wing for 6 years make him an offer and leave your neighbor's alone!

 

[dean_3326]

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Redwing. wrote:

imisthree wrote:

:dude:I've had themon my wing for 6 years andI wouldn't ride with them.

Does that mean that you have not used your wing for 6 years. :stumped:Well if your not using your wing :whip: then you might have the time to update your profile and complete the LOCATION slot and tell us where you live. :crying:

:baffled: :18red: :baffled:

Hey Redwing:waving: I was hopeing you would catch that...., he just forgot the out on without......:gunhead:

dean_3326 :12red::12red::12red::12red::12red::12red:

 

[Guest]

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exavid wrote:

REDWING, If he's not ridden his wing for 6 years make him an offer and leave your neighbor's alone!

exavid :waving:You must be joking. :crying:My neighbour would be very upset about that. :whip:
:weightlifter: :18red: :weightlifter:

 

[keener]

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I know I read it somewhere in this forum but I'll run the risk of asking a redundant question...

Has anyone had any experience with the Micro-Swirl Edging put out by Saeng? The testimonials are strong on their website and I'd really like to reduce the buffeting on my 1984 GL1200A.