i used to feel this way also, but when I compare my first week long trip consisting of 500+ miles each day, most of which was at highway speeds, to each like wise trip I take just about every year, the windshield sure help keep the fatigue down by close to 25% of that endured when not using a windshield. Not to mention the added benefit when you get caught in a rain storm or all day rain riding, I still get soaked, but don't have to deal with the buck shot feel to the face.

We all ride our own ride, enjoy what you ride, when you ride.

 

Great minds and all that


I have emailed the manufacturer and asked the questions about fit and where in Europe we can get them.


Have you had any luck sourcing?

 

+ 1 million

 

he's obviously trolling just to start ****............ I don't care how you feel or think of my setup.

 

Actually my Dyna looked like that long before anyone even heard of SOA. I saw bikes with quarter fairings back in the 1980's. The whole thing with clubs and fairings started as far as i can figure in 1974 with the Austrailian biker movie "Stone" where the Gravediggers rode bikes with fairings and full face helmets with darkened shields. You see club members now everywhere looking just like this. This was an example of real life imitating art.

 

Nope.

I first learned the advantages of a quarter fairing back when my nick would have been Podge24.

 

I am new to riding, actually just bought my first Bike 2 weeks ago (2014 FXDB) I don't know all the rules to being a biker yet (nor do I give a ****)
I like the look of the quarter fairing and from what I have been told on here and by friends they actually are a functional piece of equipment.


that being said why do you care what equipment is attached to someone else's motorcycle?


would you walk up to me in a parking lot or gas station and tell me you don't like the fairing on my bike? or are you just another keyboard warrior?


just curious

 

Some people are just ignorant and only learn what they know from TV... As evidence by this thread and the countless others on the topic.

 

I have a very small cafe styled fairing (ebay special) on my SuperGlide. I hate the fact that it turns the look into an SOA bike. but it covers the gauges and stupid headlight visor that I can't do much about unless I want to drill my triple, so it's a trade off.....does nothing for the wind. At least I'm not rocking the T Bars, just some nice Biltwell Frisco bars.

 

sweet looking ride awesome PIC