Well proper fitament is paramount. If you want it hit you correctly, you would want it to hit you right under the nose. That way you can duck in under it if necessary.
You would need someone to help you measure from the fairing up to where your mouth/nose is and that should be the height of your windshield.
Does that make sense?

For example I am 5'10" and run a hammock seat and go with 9" LRS windshields.

 

Anyone know does Cee Bailey put any kind of imprint or sticker with their name on the shield? tia

 

LRS is probably the best price and value. I might have to order #3 because i upgraded my seat but right now the one i have on it is not bad at all. Most other shields out there are highway robbery priced. The most i've paid so far for a Long Ride Shield is 60 bucks. Don't let the price fool you they are awesome shields, made in Nevada and low cost.

 

Freedom shields!

 

Yes, very low in the center. It looks like it's etched on. Fairly subtle.

 

I've had Cee Bailey shield, very nice, well built, but I buy LRS's now, for the price, and seems to work just as well. When on sale, about$60, hard to argue with that

 

I am 5'9" with a HD "Rallyrunner"seat on my 2017 RGS. An 11" Freedom touring shield works perfect for me. Great workmanship and service.

 

Ok, thank you. Sounds like what Clearview does on their shields, so those 2 brands are out.

Now can anyone tell me if the Freedom Shield has any engraving, decal, etc. on their shield? I know with LRS, they apply an easily removed decal. Also the last LRS shield I got a few months ago had way to much glare in it thanks to some new manufacturing process they use. But I will say they refunded the cost. I like my old LRS better, though it does have it's share of stone chips in it, so I'm looking to replace it.

 

+1 on Cee Bailey's. They started by making glass for the aerospace industry. They are definitely well made and priced at the same price point as Harley OEMs. I went with the 15" on my RGS.








There are no markings on mine.