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predatorr03
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Does anybody know where i could buy one,and are they any good?are they tough or break easy? do they block a lot of wind or just deflect it to your face? Thanks.
hand guard-wind deflector kit
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cjgodden
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The stock wind-deflector is basically useless. The hand guards are nice. But you can get good aftermarket handguards from WPS. I got the Acrebis ones that are metal framed and have a plastic guard bolted to them. They are awsome. Many a tree has been hit with them and they are still ok. Get the ones that wrap from the bar and attach to the bar end. See first pic in the hawk pic thread.
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snowhawkaddict
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Original equipment?
Polisport was the supplier of the hand guards and AD Boivin meerly supplied the center folded plastic piece, similar material to the factory snow flap at the rear of the track. I purchased these back in 2003 for $80.00 including shipping and was disgusted.
There was a snap on low rise windshield offered in the year 2008 for trail 800 models, and hand guards were of the single clamp Power Madd brand, only metal is in the inward mount and screws.
Not well suited for a tumbling Oneski, better reserved for a Weeble Wobble!
Save your money get some Aluminum reinforced off road hand guards from your local off road orientated motorcycle store, they double as a lift handle when newbies wipe out!
Look through a catolog or online such as JC Whitney were they sell low budget street wind shields for guys who want wind protection for dual sport or factory fairingless motorcycles. This is solely for you poor suckas who have to ride snow covered roads, and stick to property boundries!
Otherwise buy a top shelf helmet.
Polisport was the supplier of the hand guards and AD Boivin meerly supplied the center folded plastic piece, similar material to the factory snow flap at the rear of the track. I purchased these back in 2003 for $80.00 including shipping and was disgusted.
There was a snap on low rise windshield offered in the year 2008 for trail 800 models, and hand guards were of the single clamp Power Madd brand, only metal is in the inward mount and screws.
Not well suited for a tumbling Oneski, better reserved for a Weeble Wobble!
Save your money get some Aluminum reinforced off road hand guards from your local off road orientated motorcycle store, they double as a lift handle when newbies wipe out!
Look through a catolog or online such as JC Whitney were they sell low budget street wind shields for guys who want wind protection for dual sport or factory fairingless motorcycles. This is solely for you poor suckas who have to ride snow covered roads, and stick to property boundries!
Otherwise buy a top shelf helmet.
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predatorr03
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Thanks guys,i'll stick whith they reinforced aluminum handguards and i'll try to keep the hawk vertical lol.
"This is solely for you poor suckas who have to ride snow covered roads, and stick to property boundries!"
thanks a$$hole.....i KNOW that was a direct hit at me!!!hahahahaha
club rules= stay between the stakes or you will be charged with tresspassing!!! snow in the forecast for friday!!!!!!!!!
thanks a$$hole.....i KNOW that was a direct hit at me!!!hahahahaha
club rules= stay between the stakes or you will be charged with tresspassing!!! snow in the forecast for friday!!!!!!!!!
oh yeah CYCRA PROBEND as pictured above. all colors of rooost.wind deflectors available too
