Windshield
#2
03-28-2008 | 12:12 PM
Road Warrior
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 1,688
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From: Crisfield, MD
RE: Windshield
HD Quick detach, easy on, easy off with no hardware left behind. Can order for about $269 from www.zanottimotor.com
This has come up many times and though you'll likely get some responses and other suggestions if you do a search there are tons of posts to read as well.
Good luck & welcome to HDF
This has come up many times and though you'll likely get some responses and other suggestions if you do a search there are tons of posts to read as well.
Good luck & welcome to HDF
#3
03-28-2008 | 12:24 PM
Cruiser
Joined: Sep 2006
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RE: Windshield
Quick-Release Detachable Compact Windshield - Standard-Height
Combine the classic Harley-Davidson® windshield shape with a revolutionary new attachment system, and you have the best of style and function. The windshield mounts to the fork tubes with elegant die-cast lever-release clamps, so the windshield does not require any "leave-behind" docking hardware. You get quick on-and-off convenience, and a clean, custom look. No tools are required, and the kit includes everything needed to install the windshield. The tough, hard-coated polycarbonate windshield features traditional chrome horizontal and vertical braces. Patented.
Fits '88-later XL and '91-'05 Dyna® models (except FXDWG and FXDXT). Windshield dimensions: Overall height 26.8"; height above headlamp 18.3", width 19.7".
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what i have and love it
onand offin so little time it isn't worth timing it
Combine the classic Harley-Davidson® windshield shape with a revolutionary new attachment system, and you have the best of style and function. The windshield mounts to the fork tubes with elegant die-cast lever-release clamps, so the windshield does not require any "leave-behind" docking hardware. You get quick on-and-off convenience, and a clean, custom look. No tools are required, and the kit includes everything needed to install the windshield. The tough, hard-coated polycarbonate windshield features traditional chrome horizontal and vertical braces. Patented.
Fits '88-later XL and '91-'05 Dyna® models (except FXDWG and FXDXT). Windshield dimensions: Overall height 26.8"; height above headlamp 18.3", width 19.7".
Clear
58063-04
what i have and love it
onand offin so little time it isn't worth timing it
#5
03-28-2008 | 01:06 PM
Outstanding HDF Member
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 3,146
Likes: 48
From: A barrier island in NJ
RE: Windshield
ORIGINAL: capttawes
HD Quick detach, easy on, easy off with no hardware left behind. Can order for about $269 from www.zanottimotor.com
This has come up many times and though you'll likely get some responses and other suggestions if you do a search there are tons of posts to read as well.
Good luck & welcome to HDF
HD Quick detach, easy on, easy off with no hardware left behind. Can order for about $269 from www.zanottimotor.com
This has come up many times and though you'll likely get some responses and other suggestions if you do a search there are tons of posts to read as well.
Good luck & welcome to HDF
I have the H-D Quick-Detach windshield and bought it to keep the cold blast off my chest on either end of my normal riding season. It does a great job and extends my riding season by 6-8 weeks with no ugly hardware remaining when I'm not using it. In the early Spring riding season, it also has the added benefit of keeping the bugs off me - and you don't realize how many you hit until you see them splayed out on a windshield!
#7
03-28-2008 | 05:22 PM
Tourer
Joined: Feb 2007
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RE: Windshield
Quick-Release Detachable Compact Windshield - Standard-Height
I have a smoked one. Looks great. But: if you plan on riding hundreds of miles at a crack, a lot, then I would recommend a National Cycle 2-up. It can also be quick-release, but does leave hardware attached to the fork legs. I put one of them on my wife's Suzuki C50 (motorized beach cruiser). The coverage is fabulous, and if you needed that kind of coverage but wanted to swap, you could get one of their smaller ones as well, and switch them out.
Both are good quality.
I have a smoked one. Looks great. But: if you plan on riding hundreds of miles at a crack, a lot, then I would recommend a National Cycle 2-up. It can also be quick-release, but does leave hardware attached to the fork legs. I put one of them on my wife's Suzuki C50 (motorized beach cruiser). The coverage is fabulous, and if you needed that kind of coverage but wanted to swap, you could get one of their smaller ones as well, and switch them out.
Both are good quality.
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#9
03-28-2008 | 07:08 PM
Road Master
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 772
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From: ohio
RE: Windshield
check out this thread from a few weeks ago...
https://www.hdforums.com/m_2978278/m...tm.htm#2980327
There is a TON of info on windshields on this forum. Use the search at the top of the page and you will find enough reading to keep you busy for days!
https://www.hdforums.com/m_2978278/m...tm.htm#2980327
There is a TON of info on windshields on this forum. Use the search at the top of the page and you will find enough reading to keep you busy for days!
