Congratulations on the successful completion of your first sailing lesson.
Next you will have to experience the wind stopping all of a sudden and changing direction.
There is nothing to compare directly to riding experience, but now take that experience and try to figure out what effect the wind had.
The best way to illustrate what you are beginning to believe is to exaggerate the dimensions of the part you are looking at and that makes it clearer.
For example the nose of the fairing you have has an effect on the handling.
Now imagine that same fairing extended forward 2 feet.
Do the same with the area of the side panels and the length of the tail.
Get a piece of light weight plywood, perhaps 1/2"X 2' X 8', so it is not too heavy and take it out into the wind.
Hold it in the center and turn all directions.
Stick it straight up in the air and then holding it horizontal , move it forward and back.
If you are still standing , sit down, think about it and let us know what you find.
When you get past all of that , you are ready for a Streamliner Bike to go really fast, but they all crash for much the same reason and the safety requirements provide the degree of survivability.
Most of the fastest riders will share the information , it is the half fast ones that tend to be secretive.
