Good work!

 

Lexon,, thats Good then, Mike

There R some Threads and some utube vids on doin that..
I saw one where he Cut it right on the Bike with a Jig saw..

 

Hay , schumacher

Mine was 14in. Now 12in. but when I called
Windvest to see if they had any Tricks Cuttin-Um .
they said U can't Cut-um They will break. ?
they said they Make a 10in. now

 

well, if they make a 10, it's not on thier site for a standard:
http://www.windvest.com/products/products.html

14 is the lowest they are showing.
I wouldn't mind a windvest, but I don't have the cash for one.

 

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When I called-um I asked . How much Just for the Glass
if mine Breaks.. when I Cut it . 100-bucks just Fur Da 10in. Glass.
She said they Just stated makin the 10in.
So they may not have put-it-up on there sit yet....
I know they are Expensive BUT you can save about 100-Bucks
If you buy one at an event, with . CASH, not Credit card.

Just got back from another 4Hr. Test Ride ,
That thing is Really Purfect Now...

 

When I bought my '05 FLSTN last year, it came with a king-size windshield. I never did really like it, too tall to comfortably look over. I often took it off for local rides but did use it for longer rides. After a long ride (~300 miles) in the rain just recently, with constant worries about trying to see clearly thru it, I decided to cut it down by 4" and did so yesterday. I viewed that video you reference, and generally followed it with the exception that I used a small belt sander to do the intial smoothing of the edge.

I was a bit dubious about cutting the windshield with it mounted on the bike, but it worked just fine. Whole process took me only about 2 hours.

 

........ Cool . PPBART . Glad I could Help

 

Dennyo Fabrication...nice work bro

 

Found the youtube clip on cutting a NC shield. Pretty detailed.

Thanks

 

Nice job Denny! With acrylic you have to take it slow, just like you did.