RoadGlide owners with a Clearview. I got a ?
#21
07-03-2008, 09:45 PM
Road Warrior
RE: RoadGlide owners with a Clearview. I got a ?
I'm 6'2" and put a large clearview on mine, perfect when I'm solo but I think I could have used a med. when packing double 
 \\;Really does wonder's with the wind though, \\;totally amazing when I installed the used hard lower fairing's on the Roady 
 \\;No problems with my mirror's or bars hitting mine.
 \\;Really does wonder's with the wind though, \\;totally amazing when I installed the used hard lower fairing's on the Roady  \\;No problems with my mirror's or bars hitting mine.
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07-03-2008, 09:51 PM
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RE: RoadGlide owners with a Clearview. I got a ?
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Do any of you have a problem being able to turn the handlebars all the way to the stop so they can be locked without hitting the windsheild? My buddy put a clearview on his wifes' RG and she can't turn them far enough without the handle bar hitting the shield. Not sure what size windsheild it is.
Do any of you have a problem being able to turn the handlebars all the way to the stop so they can be locked without hitting the windsheild? My buddy put a clearview on his wifes' RG and she can't turn them far enough without the handle bar hitting the shield. Not sure what size windsheild it is.
#23
07-04-2008, 01:53 AM
Road Master
RE: RoadGlide owners with a Clearview. I got a ?
Love the GT large. 2" higher and wider than stock. Measure just like they say on their site. From the HD logo to the top of the shield. Stock is 12-12.5
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 \\; With the wrapper on, it looks too big. Ride it and see if it is too tall. I'm 6'1 and look 2" over it. The wrapper is decieving when you first put it on, but after you take it for a run, you'll soon see where your line of sight really is.
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Just my 2 bits
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 \\; With the wrapper on, it looks too big. Ride it and see if it is too tall. I'm 6'1 and look 2" over it. The wrapper is decieving when you first put it on, but after you take it for a run, you'll soon see where your line of sight really is.
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Just my 2 bits
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