MS Batwing with Clearview Recurved windscreen
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MS Batwing with Clearview Recurved windscreen
The weather has finally (!!) improved from the -11F at my house last week so I took the
opportunity for a quick test of the Clearview windscreen installed on my MS Batwing.
While I was happy from mile one with the Batwing, the stock 9" MS windshield still created
more turbulence at the top of my helmet than I liked so I decided to go with a Clearview
recurved replacement.
It's freaking perfect..
It's still not very warm here so I only took about a half hour ride, but I hit "significant" speeds
and the turbulence was completely gone. None. Nada. Nunca. Zip. The wind noise was
much, much lower but there was still plenty of air motion around my face and body; it just
wasn't turbulent or high velocity.
I used the 14" Clearview deciding to go for overkill rather than miss the mark. Others
may have just as good a result with a lower screen.
It took quite a while to get it, Clearview seems to make the screens to order rather than
keeping them in stock, but it's very well made, very clear and very effective..
opportunity for a quick test of the Clearview windscreen installed on my MS Batwing.
While I was happy from mile one with the Batwing, the stock 9" MS windshield still created
more turbulence at the top of my helmet than I liked so I decided to go with a Clearview
recurved replacement.
It's freaking perfect..
It's still not very warm here so I only took about a half hour ride, but I hit "significant" speeds
and the turbulence was completely gone. None. Nada. Nunca. Zip. The wind noise was
much, much lower but there was still plenty of air motion around my face and body; it just
wasn't turbulent or high velocity.
I used the 14" Clearview deciding to go for overkill rather than miss the mark. Others
may have just as good a result with a lower screen.
It took quite a while to get it, Clearview seems to make the screens to order rather than
keeping them in stock, but it's very well made, very clear and very effective..
#3
is 5" taller and, if you're right there, you can see the recurved outer edge.
Here are pics I took after just installing the Batwing and larger diameter headlight.
http://www.picturetrail.com/sfx/album/view/23622558
This is basically how it looks...... once the weather warms up enough that I can do
some sustained riding, I'm going to take off those lower deflectors and see how it
does without them. They helped a ton on the HD quick release windshield, but maybe
I won't need them with the Batwing. It's be nice to take them off permanently.
#6
I've got the ClearView shield also on a MS Batwing.. I bought the 8" recurve tinted. Shipping was fast for me, and the ride is great. I had a 17" clear windshield before and liked it, but with the batwing the wind along my shoulders and arms is reduced and thats what I wanted.. All and all, I'm happy with my set-up on my 2009 FXDC..
Check my profile, there's pictures there..
Check my profile, there's pictures there..
Last edited by 18wheels; 02-07-2011 at 03:41 PM.
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just sayin man....
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Figured that's where you were going based on the question.
I'm aware of that. I raced sports cars in 24 hour races for a number of years and
it rains at night.
If it becomes an issue, I'll deal with it, but having ridden in rain, snow, sleet, hail and
western dust storms, I find it less a problem than some do.
I'm aware of that. I raced sports cars in 24 hour races for a number of years and
it rains at night.
If it becomes an issue, I'll deal with it, but having ridden in rain, snow, sleet, hail and
western dust storms, I find it less a problem than some do.