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On my NT I had electric hand grips, Honda OEM wind deflectors, hand guards and my hands still got cold in the winter. Had to add in electric gloves to totally solve the cold hand issue at temps below 30°.
Handguards?
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check these removable Handguards out too
they complement the plastic hard ones...
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they complement the plastic hard ones...Moose Racing’s Foam Hand Guards
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Hand Deflectors by MSR
MSR Hand Deflectors
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HI Buddy, can you post pic of the right hand side.. I want to see how you got around the brake reservoir.I couldn't say, they were already installed when I got the bike.
Even with risers the gap is still pretty tight with the bodywork. I bent up the brackets first by mocking them up on each side at full lock (grip up towards mirror) with the windshield fully down. I also made sure the mirrors were in a normal riding configuration. As soon as I saw enough of a gap to fit the Lexan, I drilled and bolted up the brackets. I then worked on the shields. I used a piece of cardboard as a template I cut as needed. I checked each bar end at full lock up and down, and made the two bends accordingly.
