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The combination of fork fangs and fairing wings makes for much improved riding conditions
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The fork wind deflectors are exceptional in cooler temperatures 60 degrees and lower. I've become a believer in how much wind they block from your waist up to your head. Presently I need to add the fairing wind deflectors to increase air movement needed to stay cooler. Bottom line, the fork fangs are staying on the bike.
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Fork fangs and wind deflrectors here also. The bike was downright miserable to ride over 50mph without the fork fangs. The vents are nice because you can adjust them for more airflow in the summer.
What they all said...I have both the fork fangs and the adjustable fairing wings and I really like them. When it gets hot, I can open up the fairing wings and get some more air flowing. I also had the fork fangs on my Heritage Classic and loved them.
I have ridden for many years, and put up with the head buffeting and wind noise leading to headaches and a not so enjoyable ride because I did not know that there was a solution. I first found a version of the fork mounted deflectors after I bought my 2009 Yamaha Stratoliner. They made riding a pleasure again. I found the fork fangs online not long after I bought my Road King, and was amazed at how much difference they made compared to their size. I recently ordered, and just received the fork fangs for my Streetglide and am looking forward to getting them installed. I too am not real fond of the looks, but they are worth their weight in gold to me for the benefits that they provide.
I have to say the wife's new ultra low with fangs and wings has no buffeting at all. I just added a 9 inch windshield and no wind at all 
Bill
www.Streetglide.com
Bill
www.Streetglide.com