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!

 

Not sure I'm diggin it.

Kinda looks odd, but it's new so maybe it will grow on me.

 

It's functional, but style wise, it isn't working for me $.02
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Thanks for the feedback. Any thoughts on the tinted lower, likes, dislikes? Our intent is that in the low position the top shield isn't as noticable, but more feedback would be great. We prior to release we definately want to incorporate any ideas the riders might have.

 

No, it's not for me, don't like the style--funky looking.

 

Sorry, but don't like the looks and my Shield stays at the same height no matter the weather.

 

Not digging it... not because of the looks but more of because I wouldnt put a shield on my bike or any future bikes. It could make me stupid in some peoples eyes but one of the things I enjoy about a bike is the wind in my face feeling. Same reason why I wear a half helmet and not a full shield. I'm sure some people will dig it but I'm just not a windshield guy.

 

I understand the concept, but not to sound like a d!ck, I don't care for the shaded lower part. If it was all clear, maybe? I would have to see it in person first. Of course the chrome looks good. Is that you company logo on the front???

 

I like the concept. I'm not a windhield appearance fan either but I have one that I pop on when it's cold or when I'm riding around the lake during the spring bug invasion. Personally, I think the bottom section looks a little too wide. I would also be more inclined to prefer that the entire thing be clear...less noticable that way. With the dark lower, it gives an illusion of being a fairing.

 

It is quite wide... I dont know if the width serves a purpose (not a windshield guy myself). As others have stated above, maybe not as wide and all clear?