Thinking about a windshield, have ??
#21
09-27-2007, 09:00 AM
#22
09-27-2007, 09:17 AM
RE: Thinking about a windshield, have ??
ORIGINAL: Teek
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.
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.
After I recently changed the oil filter and oil in my Yamaha XT dual purpose bike, I realized how trust-less dealers can be. They never changed the oil filter at all on the 600 mile service for that bike. There were metal shards completely covering the whole filter. That's why we do our own work on our bikes.
But seriously, the QD stuff cracks me up. Might as well have it done while it's there I guess.
#23
09-27-2007, 12:12 PM
RE: Thinking about a windshield, have ??
I have a quick detach weenie shield. The best thing about it, is the "Quick Detach" feature. I only use it if I'm gonna travel above 70 mph for a distance of more than about 50 miles. It will probably be nice this winter also. I didn't have it last winter.
I don't find the wind from trucks to be much of a problem. But cross winds with the weenie shield are a different story. They can grab that sucker just like a sail on a boat.
I don't find the wind from trucks to be much of a problem. But cross winds with the weenie shield are a different story. They can grab that sucker just like a sail on a boat.
#24
09-27-2007, 12:17 PM
RE: Thinking about a windshield, have ??
ORIGINAL: SportyPig
I have a quick detach weenie shield. The best thing about it, is the "Quick Detach" feature. I only use it if I'm gonna travel above 70 mph for a distance of more than about 50 miles. It will probably be nice this winter also. I didn't have it last winter.
I don't find the wind from trucks to be much of a problem. But cross winds with the weenie shield are a different story. They can grab that sucker just like a sail on a boat.
I have a quick detach weenie shield. The best thing about it, is the "Quick Detach" feature. I only use it if I'm gonna travel above 70 mph for a distance of more than about 50 miles. It will probably be nice this winter also. I didn't have it last winter.
I don't find the wind from trucks to be much of a problem. But cross winds with the weenie shield are a different story. They can grab that sucker just like a sail on a boat.
got mine after i had the bike a year, it is a different experience altogether
you can actually go on a long ride on the highway, and get off feeling fresh, not like you been whiteknuckling your handlebars and holding on for dear life
no if i am just cruising around town, no windshield, highway, interstate, freeway, superslab whatever you wanna call it, definietly have the windshield
the truck blast is no biggie, but like sp says the crosswinds take a little gettin used ta
#25
09-27-2007, 08:43 PM
#26
09-27-2007, 08:55 PM
Road Master
RE: Thinking about a windshield, have ??
ORIGINAL: Dallastx
Well. I have riden my Harleys foralmost 10,000 miles in a year without a friggen windshield.
Well. I have riden my Harleys foralmost 10,000 miles in a year without a friggen windshield.
Windshield is a must! Sooo, what the he!! is the "feels like" temp at 30degrees with a humidity of 11,200,456%???
All I can say is it lengthens my riding season.....wussy or not...
I have been called worse
#27
09-27-2007, 08:56 PM
#28
09-28-2007, 12:27 AM
#29
09-28-2007, 01:45 AM
RE: Thinking about a windshield, have ??
well i got tired of getting sandblasted among other things....so i bought 1 for me and 1 for the wife.... on long rides or interstate we love them on short runs we take them off....on the interstate it sure makes it easer to hang on going 70 + for long periods
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