Anyone know of any small add on adjustable wind deflectors that I could add the sides of the windshield, or the little "winglets" on either side of the windshield on my 2018 RT? Coming off from a Harley and there were adjustable wind deflectors that i could adjust and get more wind back on myself on those hotter days.
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Wind deflectors?
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lasnin
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AeroFlow AeroWings
Not sure if this is exactly what you’re looking for, however I have them on my 2016 R1200RT and I love them. They keep the air off of you and are not really adjustable. These more keep air off of your gloved hands, and don’t attach to the windshield. So, perhaps not what you’re really looking for. I have the AeroFlow Windscreen on my RT, and I just adjust the windscreen height to modulate how much air flow I need on hotter days.
Good luck with your search.
http://aeroflowscreens.com/R1200RTW/R1200RTW Accessories.htm
Not sure if this is exactly what you’re looking for, however I have them on my 2016 R1200RT and I love them. They keep the air off of you and are not really adjustable. These more keep air off of your gloved hands, and don’t attach to the windshield. So, perhaps not what you’re really looking for. I have the AeroFlow Windscreen on my RT, and I just adjust the windscreen height to modulate how much air flow I need on hotter days.
Good luck with your search.
http://aeroflowscreens.com/R1200RTW/R1200RTW Accessories.htm
alegerlotz
Member
I know its not what you're asking about, but I have gotten more air by changing my stock windscreen out for the 2018 sport windscreen. Its a bit louder, but you get more air and IMO it looks better.
I use the sport screen most of the time, but if I have a trip with a lot of highway miles, I'll change over to the standard screen.
Sport Screen:
Stock Screen:
I use the sport screen most of the time, but if I have a trip with a lot of highway miles, I'll change over to the standard screen.
Sport Screen:
Stock Screen:
Back in the day 
I had a very nice Vetter fairing on a CB750K. It had some nice plastic vents that would open, close and able to be directed in the wind screen. I did some looking and there is still product available that is similar-
Perhaps the addition of a pair would suit your needs?
https://snapventplastics.com/snapvent-ventilators/f325a/
OM
There are some install tips-
I had a very nice Vetter fairing on a CB750K. It had some nice plastic vents that would open, close and able to be directed in the wind screen. I did some looking and there is still product available that is similar-
Perhaps the addition of a pair would suit your needs?
https://snapventplastics.com/snapvent-ventilators/f325a/
OM
There are some install tips-
patm
Member
I know what you're saying. It would be nice to be able to move the side clear plastic deflectors.
Have you looked at bakerbuilt air wings deflectors? http://bakerbuiltairwings.com IMO ugly but efficient.
They're popular with the goldwing crowd.
Have you looked at bakerbuilt air wings deflectors? http://bakerbuiltairwings.com IMO ugly but efficient.
They're popular with the goldwing crowd.
