Wind Deflector
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03-23-2006, 10:20 PM
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RE: Wind Deflector
Patch, Have you checked out windvest.com? I just bought a 16" for my bob and it looks pretty cool. If you look at the web site, they have pictures of the vest on various models. What caught my eye was the tinted one on the lowrider. One of the downfalls compared to memphis and other brands is that they are expensive. I think they start in the 275+ range.
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03-24-2006, 10:33 PM
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RE: Wind Deflector
Street Dennis,
The part number was 10-1255ct. It is the 16" tinted windvest. I will try to take a picture for you and get it posted. I am not real efficient in getting these pictures posted but I will see if I can do that tommorow.
I talked to two different people at windvest. A gentlemen suggested the 14" for the bob while a lady I talked too suggested the 16" due to my height. (6'2) The 14" is adjustable up or down 1", while the 16" can be adjusted 2" up or down.
The weather has been less desirable here in Missouri, however I went for a short spin yesterday and I really am pleased with both the look and function of the vest. It is very easy to install and remove.
The downfall to the vest is the price. It was $344 delivered to the house. I am glad I decided to do that rather than a traditonal shield or a memphis shade, I like the look. I hope this helps and I will try to get a picture for you.
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The part number was 10-1255ct. It is the 16" tinted windvest. I will try to take a picture for you and get it posted. I am not real efficient in getting these pictures posted but I will see if I can do that tommorow.
I talked to two different people at windvest. A gentlemen suggested the 14" for the bob while a lady I talked too suggested the 16" due to my height. (6'2) The 14" is adjustable up or down 1", while the 16" can be adjusted 2" up or down.
The weather has been less desirable here in Missouri, however I went for a short spin yesterday and I really am pleased with both the look and function of the vest. It is very easy to install and remove.
The downfall to the vest is the price. It was $344 delivered to the house. I am glad I decided to do that rather than a traditonal shield or a memphis shade, I like the look. I hope this helps and I will try to get a picture for you.
jdog
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What was the part number of the windvest you bought for your bob?
What was the part number of the windvest you bought for your bob?
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03-25-2006, 08:27 PM
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03-26-2006, 01:38 AM
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RE: Wind Deflector
I have a Harley-Davidson Compact Windshield on my 05 Super Glide. It's adjustable up and down a couple inches. Good quality and looks good. $290 The also have a quick release detachable for $335. I leave mine on all year, mainly for the bugs, which there are plenty of here in the South.
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