where did you get the curved windshield?

 

Damn, I see all of this negative crap like on every subject, everyone says it ruins their paint, it scratches, it this and it that, when you ask about something like this you need to post that you only want to hear from thise who have used the product, if you notice, those who used the product had no similar complaints to those who have never use it.....


That being said, I have bra's on 2 of my bikes, I go into Mexico in dusty areas where nicks occur driving down the road, I don't want nicks on my fairings, I love the bra, think it looks nice and does not scuff the paint, I wash the bike with it on, never a problem... they are not leather.... they do take20 minutes to remove that is the only downside....

 

bras are ment to be taken off and left off period.even the ones for bikes.

 

I installed one on my 04 classic, I use it in the bug season, I like the look anyway, its a little bit of a pain to install but it fits so tight no problem there with rubbing, to each his own,

 

I prefer BRA-LESS.[sm=jawdrop.gif]

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Iwould not recommend one. Just the wind buffeting and some dirt behind it will scratch your paint worse than a few road chips.What you think you gain in protection is not a good a deal for the cost of the darn thing! I won't even put them on my tops of my saddlebags or trunk for the same reason. Save you money and use good wax on the fairing and show your fine paint job! Each to their own, but experience tells me NO BRA!

 

Bra's are for saggy ***** ~ NOT perky ones OR Fairings!

 

I think your supposed touse it after you screw up the fairing.......

 

had i bra on my scoot for 16,000mi. and no damedge dun. took it off this past wk to wax the bike every thing underneath look just fine

 

No Bra- show off that beautiful paint! These machines are made to drool over and ride, don't cover it up. Now, I think different on the saddlebag covers. Mine are always getting rubbed with a boot, but I still havn't bought a set -undecided on these