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Ive read about all these LRS, Freedom Cee bailys, ect, But is there really that much difference in one above the others, had a Cee baily on old bike, seemed fine, better then the windsplitter I tried anyways, ,Help me make up my mind, was just gonna go with the Cee Bailys like before, but now am I missing something ?
I've heard nothing but good things regarding the Cee Bailey windshields. That said, I bought a Clearview with the recurve and couldn't be happier. I like it so much that I'm buying the same shield in a smaller size for the hotter weather.
Ive read about all these LRS, Freedom Cee bailys, ect, But is there really that much difference in one above the others, had a Cee baily on old bike, seemed fine, better then the windsplitter I tried anyways, ,Help me make up my mind, was just gonna go with the Cee Bailys like before, but now am I missing something ?
Klockwerks an option?
If not, ascetically I like Cee Baileys with more of a squared look, others are to half moon shaped for my liking....HD has a new 10" sport shield with a
re curve for the Rushmore fairing, looks very similar to a Cee Baileys
I have had 3 on different bikes, I had a Klockwerks, a Windsplitter and LRS.
For me the Windsplitter was not great, they other 2 both have great points and options, but for my money I have had 3 LRS's and they have been fantastic
Running a 12" F4 right now. Only about 350 miles on it, but so far, I'm pretty pleased. Seems to be a little wider at the top - not as much of a radius profile as the stock HD shields. Mine is a straight shield, with no recurve. Time will tell.
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