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MCSarge - whose windscreen is that, like the pocket bulges for the handgrips. Does it do a good job of pushing the air away from your hands?
It's a Klockwerkz 12" Pro Touring windshield. I had the 15" on there but it was to tall for me at night. Loved it during the day, but couldn't see well at night and always ended up having to sit straight up and lean forward to see anything on the road. Don't really notice to much wind on my hands but I put it on as soon as I purchased the bike so not sure of the difference from the HD windshield of the same style.
it's been about a month and half and I have absolutely no regrets on doing this. This thing still rides great and it definitely gets attention anywhere I park it. People are constantly coming up and looking at it and asking questions. I did recently put the Mustang Solo Tripper seat on it and I was surprised how comfortable the seat is. May not be good for 8 hour days but I have spent several hours on it and haven't had an issue.
it's been about a month and half and I have absolutely no regrets on doing this. This thing still rides great and it definitely gets attention anywhere I park it. People are constantly coming up and looking at it and asking questions. I did recently put the Mustang Solo Tripper seat on it and I was surprised how comfortable the seat is. May not be good for 8 hour days but I have spent several hours on it and haven't had an issue.
That's where you and I differ. I F'N hated that seat!!! It looks great, but it always felt like I was riding on my tailbone.
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