Windshield
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RE: Windshield
Well, lets see...if you do a lot of highway riding, it is less fatiguing. It's a great bug collector and rock deflector. In the rain, a lot of water is deflected past you. However, in strong winds, it tends to catch the side gusts, so you must be prepared. But, if you have a tail windyou can scoot along with less throttle, thus saving gas.
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#3
RE: Windshield
I've had one for about three years. I do spend time on the highway, and where I live there are lots of bugs; especially at night. It does knock the rain and to some extent it knocks thewind. This little street shield does not catch the crosswind as far as I have noticed. To each their own I suppose. If you are tough enough to ride a sportster, you are tough enough to ride a sportster with a shield.
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#6
RE: Windshield
ORIGINAL: CapnAdventure
Well, lets see...if you do a lot of highway riding, it is less fatiguing. It's a great bug collector and rock deflector. In the rain, a lot of water is deflected past you. However, in strong winds, it tends to catch the side gusts, so you must be prepared. But, if you have a tail windyou can scoot along with less throttle, thus saving gas.
Well, lets see...if you do a lot of highway riding, it is less fatiguing. It's a great bug collector and rock deflector. In the rain, a lot of water is deflected past you. However, in strong winds, it tends to catch the side gusts, so you must be prepared. But, if you have a tail windyou can scoot along with less throttle, thus saving gas.
Detachable is the way to go!
#7
RE: Windshield
ORIGINAL: Somber Goat
+1
Detachable is the way to go!
+1
Detachable is the way to go!
j/k.... (kinda)
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#9
RE: Windshield
I'm hopelessly spoiled! I ride highway speeds almost daily, and I don't get that "I'm about to be blown off the back of the bike" feeling at highway speeds or better. I have the quick detach compact low profile shield which puts my head above it. Knocks the wind off my chest, which is what I want. Helps in cooler weather, deflects rain fairly well (still get wet, though), and I can still see over the shield in the rain, because I certainly can't see through the shield riding in the rain at night with oncoming headlights glaring it up. It's quick detach, but I use mine all the time.
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