Just got these and am still riding, even though the mornings are as low as 28 degrees. Boy what a difference these made, keeping the cold air off me. My hands don't get near as cold now.

Put these on and right away noticed that i would like to have them a little tighter havent went riding with them yet but will keep a close eye on the bolt to see if they loosen up. Enjoyed some of the other reviews,thanks alot yes they were a easy installation.

These little plastic shields are terrific. They channel air to the rider when it's hot and block cold air when you want. I bought them to redirect air away from the passenger but she tells me she can't tell any difference. I sure can. I like 'em.

I have to agree with them turning at higher speeds and cross winds, I am going to add some loctite to the threads and see if this helps out with the main stud loosing up and the nut on the bottom. I found that you pretty much have to tighten them down more then the snugging that they tell you about. As for blocking the wind out, yes they do a really good job at that, when you open them up it feeds quite a bit of fresh air to your body. Now I just found out after a 1200 mile ride that the small srews holding the plastic to the bracket have come loose so beware of that and check them regularly.
other than that they are definately a good purchase.

I have just returned from a 1000 mile trip. In the mornings the hand wings were closed. Very little wind on the hands. In the afternoon they were opened and directed good air flow towards me. The only problem was they did move some when heavy wind hit me cross ways or passing a semi on a 2 lane road. Good investment.