My Picture of Installed Road Glide Chrome Windshield Trim
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My Picture of Installed Road Glide Chrome Windshield Trim
Installed it on my 07 RG this weekend. Very simple to do. Remove the stock black phillips screw's and replace with the stainless new set in the kit. Takes about 15-30 minutes to do. This just covers up/goes over the black rubber strip that is stock on the bottom. Here is a picture.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/brooks...e2.jpg&.src=ph
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/brooks...e2.jpg&.src=ph
#3
RE: My Picture of Installed Road Glide Chrome Windshield Trim
Steve- Nice looking Deuce! It is nice to be able to ride 2 different bikes that ride totally different. I usually ride the Deuce when it's just me and I am not hitting the interstate or long hiway rides. When it's me and my wife and or I am going on cruises longer then an hour, the Road Glide sure is nice!!! My insurance co. even gave me a discount of $78 per year when I added the 2nd bike. Go for it!
#4
RE: My Picture of Installed Road Glide Chrome Windshield Trim
I did 180 miles on the Deuce yesterday. I can do it and I'm not a small guy (6'1" 240) though some tell me I am by H-D standards. Doing that many miles on the Deuce means breaking it up into 40 or 50 mile rides between stops.
The Deuce is really meant to "go to the shore". I'd love to have a King or a Glide to take on longer trips. I'd love the saddlebags, the little more relaxe riding position, the bigger seat (and one done for comfort more than looks), perhaps a backrest and the saddlebags as a permanent place to store stuff. 96ci out of the box and a windshield wouldn't suck..
Where are your pics?
The Deuce is really meant to "go to the shore". I'd love to have a King or a Glide to take on longer trips. I'd love the saddlebags, the little more relaxe riding position, the bigger seat (and one done for comfort more than looks), perhaps a backrest and the saddlebags as a permanent place to store stuff. 96ci out of the box and a windshield wouldn't suck..
Where are your pics?
#5
RE: My Picture of Installed Road Glide Chrome Windshield Trim
ORIGINAL: bucs012
Installed it on my 07 RG this weekend. Very simple to do. Remove the stock black phillips screw's and replace with the stainless new set in the kit. Takes about 15-30 minutes to do. This just covers up/goes over the black rubber strip that is stock on the bottom. Here is a picture.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/brooks...e2.jpg&.src=ph
Installed it on my 07 RG this weekend. Very simple to do. Remove the stock black phillips screw's and replace with the stainless new set in the kit. Takes about 15-30 minutes to do. This just covers up/goes over the black rubber strip that is stock on the bottom. Here is a picture.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/brooks...e2.jpg&.src=ph
#6
RE: My Picture of Installed Road Glide Chrome Windshield Trim
ORIGINAL: Mr Wonderful
What of the rest of the small parts in that sack? Did you not replace the well nuts with those aluminum things? Just curious........looks great on there, BTW.
ORIGINAL: bucs012
Installed it on my 07 RG this weekend. Very simple to do. Remove the stock black phillips screw's and replace with the stainless new set in the kit. Takes about 15-30 minutes to do. This just covers up/goes over the black rubber strip that is stock on the bottom. Here is a picture.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/brooks...e2.jpg&.src=ph
Installed it on my 07 RG this weekend. Very simple to do. Remove the stock black phillips screw's and replace with the stainless new set in the kit. Takes about 15-30 minutes to do. This just covers up/goes over the black rubber strip that is stock on the bottom. Here is a picture.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/brooks...e2.jpg&.src=ph
#7
RE: My Picture of Installed Road Glide Chrome Windshield Trim
When I inspected the contents of the box, there are definitely 3 peices to the trim peice. It looked as if the ovoid aluminum "nuts" replaced the well nuts to me, but I don't think one would have to remove the fairing to install......unknown due to sealed bag. I would suspect that the box would fit in your saddlebag......if not, you could bungee it to your sissy bar or remove the contents from the box and carry in your saddlebag. Surely you can figure a way to get it home.
Maybe Bucs will give us an answer!
Maybe Bucs will give us an answer!
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#9
RE: My Picture of Installed Road Glide Chrome Windshield Trim
ORIGINAL: SubZer0
Looks like it won't cover up those nasty looking spots on the windshield were the decal gets rubbed through from contact with the fairing.
Looks like it won't cover up those nasty looking spots on the windshield were the decal gets rubbed through from contact with the fairing.
#10
RE: My Picture of Installed Road Glide Chrome Windshield Trim
I've replaced that Harley POS 3 times now under warranty for this problem, Clearview is next.
I forgot to ask; does this new trim piece work with the Clearview?
I forgot to ask; does this new trim piece work with the Clearview?
ORIGINAL: Mr Wonderful
Nope. But when you get to the point of replacement of your HD unit, get a Clearview and it won't be an issue anymore.
ORIGINAL: SubZer0
Looks like it won't cover up those nasty looking spots on the windshield were the decal gets rubbed through from contact with the fairing.
Looks like it won't cover up those nasty looking spots on the windshield were the decal gets rubbed through from contact with the fairing.