Road Glide Windshield Trim
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Road Glide Windshield Trim
I put the chrome Harley windshield trim on the bike last night and I wasn't impressed. I was very disappointed in the fit. Something that should have taken me 15min ,was an hour. As far as the look ,it is what I wanted. If you want this piece for your Road Glide be prepared for some aggravation.
Tom
Tom
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It's not to bad to install, a one piece would have looked better but I think it would have been a bitch to install. Draft1 when your clearview arrives and you go to install it, the best way I've found was to install the wellnuts on the shield then push the wellnuts and shield into the fairing then start snugging your screws, the clearview is thicker and if you install the wellnuts in the fairing first I couldn't get all the screws to start so I just barely started them thru the shield into the wellnuts then installed the shield worked much better for me that way! Good luck, sharp shark nose
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I put mine on when I first got it home. one side what perfect the other side needed all the slot just to fit. I seem to remember having to put that one on first then the side that fit well. Its been a while. I am wondering how to remove it since it uses velcro that I amm guessing is not made for re-assembly. I think when I try I will ask the service guy if they have anymore tape to have on hand when I do it. I have wanted to try a tall shield and have been reluctant to mess with it because of the trim.
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Clearview GT med and the HD chrome trim....
1) it's not hard at all.... the second or third time
2) for SOME unGodly reason... it matters where you use the center screws and the offset screws... on MY bike, the offsets need to be inboard, on my buddy's RG, they had to be OUT board....be prepared, and be patient... it's only just a LITTLE aggravating...
worse case? stop what you're doing, go in the house and have a drink of coffee, or beer or whatever...
Oh yeah.. no "gaps" here
1) it's not hard at all.... the second or third time
2) for SOME unGodly reason... it matters where you use the center screws and the offset screws... on MY bike, the offsets need to be inboard, on my buddy's RG, they had to be OUT board....be prepared, and be patient... it's only just a LITTLE aggravating...
worse case? stop what you're doing, go in the house and have a drink of coffee, or beer or whatever...
Oh yeah.. no "gaps" here
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I just had my clearview and fairing off,get the trim kit from John at Clearview ($13.00),kit comes with new chrome screws,plastic nuts,wellnuts and allen wrench,You assembly the whole thing on the bench,shield and chrome trim,pop it in place and tighten it up,trim fits flush at the bottom along the fairing as it should.