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Old 11-04-2008, 02:47 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Riding without front faring

I road without the front faring today. It was weird. I kinda liked it though. seemed like i got to see more of the road.

Anyone else experience this? How did you like it?
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Not on my VFR but I did to it for a while and on one Track day with my 600rr. You are right you can see more of the road and you also feel more like you are out there riding in the elements because I guess you are.

On the track though t was pretty wild. It was tough hanging on at 135 plus!
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