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#31

06-26-2007 | 09:28 PM

Gpsjr10

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From: Elyria, OH

RE: windshield cleaner

Another note about cleaning windshields or face shields. wipe the surface in an up and down motion only...(not side to side or circular)If you do get any streaks or scratches it won't be as noticable or distracting when you are riding at night.

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#32

06-26-2007 | 10:30 PM

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From: Tucson, Az

RE: windshield cleaner

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ORIGINAL: cHarley

Not only does Pledge work great on the windshield and help keep the bugs from sticking, it's great on the tins and chrome as a cleaner and wax. Works well for a quick cleanup between major bike cleanings.

Yep !!!! Been using it for years.

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#33

06-27-2007 | 05:02 AM

Teek

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From: Fort Worth, TX

RE: windshield cleaner

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ORIGINAL: Evilengineer

We are also about to come out with a cleaner and rain x type combo that is amazing when riding in the rain or when bugs hit the shield.

Acleaner andRain-X type combo for Lexan? I suppose it will work on standard plexi, too? Now that would besomething I'd like to have![8D] My main reason I don't like to ride in the rain is the reduced visibility of the rain spots on thewindshield, glasses, or face shield (prescription specs are polycarbonate). This can getespecially troublesome at night with oncoming headlights in the opposite lane causing a "prism effect". Rain-X is great for glass, but it is NOT for plastic! Having somethingthat works like Rain-X that can be applied to bike windshields, faceshields and MAYBE prescriptionlenses would be invaluable. I WANT IT!!!!!