For such a small size.. Baker hand wings work extremely well. You will see the difference.
Money well spent.
For such a small size.. Baker hand wings work extremely well. You will see the difference.
Money well spent.
21 years Army (retired)
...been everywhere, seen everything, done almost everything.
IBA 80537
+1Originally Posted by willtill
The guy who invented the first wheel was an idiot -
the guy who invented the second one... he was the genius!
http://theringfinders.com/blog/Larry.Royal/
I am going to buy a set. Haven't checked to see who has best deal. Sponsor or direct? The are only a couple hours from me.
Our newest Rick's Reviews just happens to be on the Baker Built Wings. Check it out below:
I ordered a set from you along with a belly pan. Should get them Friday.
I ordered the wings along with a black belly pan. It only has 1 part in the package. Is it suppose to come with 2 pieces and bolts to put them together?
...that I have felt a couple of times (most recently yesterday afternoon), is that they will surprise you with adverse bike movement if one of them "folds up" due to the fastening stem nut becoming loose over time.
At speed yesterday; I had my Baker Wings deployed in the open position; I was doing about 80mph and began a lane change when the right Baker Wing suddenly flipped itself backwards (instead of the normal closed position). I felt it first before I saw the Baker Wing's changed position... my bike tried to fight my planned movement to the left due to the changed slipstream on the right side of my fairing.
I had firm grip of my handlebars so I was able to counter the unplanned movement to the right as I was trying to complete my planned movement to the left. This is proof that those Baker Hand Wings really control a lot of air at speed. Check and tighten those fastening stem nuts occasionally.
21 years Army (retired)
...been everywhere, seen everything, done almost everything.
IBA 80537
Moral of the story: Make sure your nuts are tight during aggressive slipstreaming changes....that I have felt a couple of times (most recently yesterday afternoon), is that they will surprise you with adverse bike movement if one of them "folds up" due to the fastening stem nut becoming loose over time.
At speed yesterday; I had my Baker Wings deployed in the open position; I was doing about 80mph and began a lane change when the right Baker Wing suddenly flipped itself backwards (instead of the normal closed position). I felt it first before I saw the Baker Wing's changed position... my bike tried to fight my planned movement to the left due to the changed slipstream on the right side of my fairing.
I had firm grip of my handlebars so I was able to counter the unplanned movement to the right as I was trying to complete my planned movement to the left. This is proof that those Baker Hand Wings really control a lot of air at speed. Check and tighten those fastening stem nuts occasionally.
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