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Are many of you riding with the stock windshield? I like the looks and seems to work well unless my wife rides which is not often. Just curious on your experience- thanks
Darrell
Are many of you riding with the stock windshield? I like the looks and seems to work well unless my wife rides which is not often. Just curious on your experience- thanks
Darrell
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I have a 9" recurve medium tint on mine.
The "recurve" allows you to use a shorter shield and still have the same wind protection as a taller shield.
Very happy with mine.
I have a 9" recurve medium tint on mine.
The "recurve" allows you to use a shorter shield and still have the same wind protection as a taller shield.
Very happy with mine.
Harley purposely cut the windshields lower on the Ultras and Limiteds beginning with the 2014 model year because they were hoping most will buy their taller accessory windshields. They will say it was done because of the redesigned fairing and vent, but most know the real reason. After all, it's all about marketing. Problem is, many are going to the aftermarket for their new windshields. Riders over 6' will not like the stock shield.
The OEM shield on my 14 worked just fine and I had no complaints. However, I ordered a dark LRS just because it plain and simply looks better. So far, I notice no plus or minus in performance. YMMV
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Stock WS on Ultra Limited
