Personally I hate them, takes away everythingI love about riding a motorcycle, the wind, the cold, the bugs. I had one for about two weeks and took it off and never put it back on.
I know a lot of people like them but lots of people like baggers (and cages) too, when I ride I like it to be me and themachine under meand the environment, and nothing in between.

 

Well. I have riden my Harleys foralmost 10,000 miles in a year without a friggen windshield.

 

You might know it better as a wussy shield!LOL


And before I get slammed, I have one too![sm=bustedsign.gif]

 

Yeah, and they're putting onanother seat, too! That's a total of ONE bolt! Side stand extension, slip on mufflers, QDbackrest and mounts,and 11" Progressive 412's. And the 1k service. I figure while they're putting themufflers and shocks on, and doing the 1k service, they can do the other stuff, too. Especially since I live in an apartment, have limited tools, limited space,have to park the bike a distance away frommy apartment,and I won'tevenbe in the countrythis comingMonday!It's a win-win for me...I don't have to worry about anything, and the bike's safetill I come back on Oct. 18th.

Teek

 

I have the HD QD and as the saying goes: I woudn't leave home without it.!!!

 

I did over 200 expressway miles this weekend with a windshield and passed several trucks. The wind blast was negligable, although it was a calm day.

 

You get used to the wind in about a month if you ride alot. I rode my fathers Gold Wing and it felt weird because of the lack of wind....didn't like it

Rev. George.....Chattanooga, Tn

 

I have a HD QD and loved it until I put the auxillary lights on and now it doesn't fit. It's for sale if anyone is looking for a used one in good shape. I purchased a National windshield that is smaller and doesn't interfere with the aux lights. Only problem is it leaves some hardware behind when you take it off.

 

No problems here. I would not ride without a windshield.

 

I have the HD QD windshield. I don't normally ride with it, but it's sure a welcome addition when the temps get below my tolerance level. Darn nice to have.