BaggerShield has just proto-typed a new windshield design for all non-fairing style bikes.

Currently BaggerShields are only available on fairing style touring bikes. The idea of these shields have been to allow the rider to switch from a short height for cruising or warm weather riding to the tall height for touring or cool weather riding in a matter of seconds. The rider does not have to leave the house for a day of riding and deside on what shield to put on his bike, he can simply adjust for the elements as the day goes on.

Now we have just developed a proto-type for the non fairing more open air bikes and prior to releasing it to production, we are looking for as much feed back good or bad as we can get. Please look at the pictures and check our our website www.baggershield.com and again we would like your comments!

 

I'm good for an opinion.

Asthetically it's a bit cumbersome. The radias top is "different" for looks, and the attachemnt screw/nuts a bit out of place. I suppose it could grow on me.

HOWEVER, I would think I would find it very nice on a long trip where I would not have the option to ditch my windshield if I wanted to. Around town I can just leave my stock windshield at home if I don't want it.

For looks...sideways thumb
For praticality when touring...thumbs up

There...for what it's worth.

 

Thanks for the feedback. What do you think about the tinted lower shield? Would you prefer clear, light smoke.....? Please let me know!

 

Cool and interesting concept. I have 2 questions.

1. Why is there not a company that can make a wider shield to protect hands in inclement weather?

2. Why is the dude in the pic so ugly? Sorry but with all the slapstick that goes on here I couldn't help that...

 

Why is the ugly dude on a Japanese bike?

 

IMO, couldn't you have the same basic effect with a sliding mounting system? Seems to me I saw something like that before. As for me, no thanks.

 

I think it's okay. I don't think I would like the clear with your concept since you would more clearly see the clear adjustable part THROUGH the low fixed unit.

 

You didn't think we would waste a Harley for proto-typing. Keep the comments coming.

Sincerely,

The ugly dude!

 

Klock Werks Billboard Flare will do that.

 

+1. I know sometimes one has to sacrifice form for function, but a sliding mounting system, like on the old Softail Heritage, is the best. I have to say, the looks are non-starter. FWIW

TedMan